In remote presentation, most of the real work is done on the server. The presentation, user task support, business rule, and data manipulation logic all reside on the server side. Only the presentation management component resides on the workstation.
This alternative includes the technique known as screen-scraping, which is a means of putting a new user interface on an existing mainframe transaction with little rework.
It also includes the more sophisticated mechanism for presentation distribution employed in UNIX and Linux environments with X-terminals.
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