| Client or Server? | Server. Includes a small applet that can optionally be used as a user interface on the client. | Applet: Runs
entirely on the client Servlet: Runs entirely on the server |
Client | Client |
| Browsers and platforms | Works with all browsers. Requires NT-based server, IIS and ASP, Intel platform. | Applet: Compatible with most browsers. Servlet: Compatible with all browsers. Server must support Java servlets. |
IE | Works with all browsers (browser upgrade may be required) |
| Programming required | Some VB Script programming is required. Includes example programs. | Java programming, plus general familiarity with applets and servlets, is required. Examples are included. | Some VB Script or JScript required. Examples are included. | Very small amount of JavaScript programming required. Examples are included. |
| Browser Security | Not applicable. | Applet: Works with signed and unsigned applets.
Servlet: Not applicable. |
Accept ActiveX controls. | Spell Check Applet is unsigned. Digital signing not needed. |
| Site traffic | Usable in high-traffic sites with multiple simultaneous spelling-check requests | Servlet: Usable in high-traffic sites assuming server hardware has sufficient processing power | Not applicable. | Not applicable. |
| Client download requirements | Not applicable. | Applet JAR file is roughly 87K. American English dictionary is roughly 320K. | Cab file. | Applet JAR file is roughly 87K. American English dictionary is roughly 320K. |
| Supports industry
dictionaries i.e.: medical, legal, etc. |
Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
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