thin-client architecture
| 01:09 Aug 20, 2000 |
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| na | see below |
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| na | architecture client léger |
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| na | architecture à client léger |
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| na | client léger |
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1 hr
see below Explanation: Whilst I cannot pretend to translate your term, I have found one or two sites which use the term in an appropriate context which will probably set you on the right track - see refs below. Until the first quarter of 1999, it seems to have been soimething which was essentially applicable to the UNIX and mainframe worlds, not applicable to WINDOWS. That changed in the beginning of 1999 : See www.basis.com/advantage/mag-v3n1/21thinclientarch.html Further, the comapny SAAB seems to have seduced by this internet infrastructure for business-critical applications as it helps to increase production and reduce costs, making for happier clients. It allows access to legacy applications via a web browser. See : www.jacada.com/apps/thin_client_architecure web sites refs in body of explanation |
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architecture client léger Explanation: Dans les architectures client - serveur, un client léger est le poste utilisateur où se trouve la partie "cliente" du logiciel. Un "client léger" est un logiciel "client" peu gourmand en ressources. La majeure partie du processus étant pris en charge par le serveur. |
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architecture à client léger Explanation: "thin client" = client léger Source : dictionnaire encyclopédique bilingue de la micro-informatique Microsoft Press (1998) |
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client léger Explanation: client léger CORRECT, MASC OBS – Ordinateur client qui ne comprend que très peu de logiciels et qui doit faire appel au serveur pour presque toutes ses fonctions Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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