Long description of Figure 1: How a standard client and a proxy client connect to a server (rzahh505.gif)

found in IBM^® Toolbox for Java™: Proxy support

This figure illustrates:

• How a standard client and proxy client connect to a server
• The required IBM Toolbox for Java jar files

Description

The figure is composed of the following:

• An image of a personal computer on the upper left that represents a traditional (standard) client. This image includes a circle that contains the name of the required IBM Toolbox for Java jar file (jt400Proxy.jar).
• An image of a personal computer on the lower left that represents a proxy client. This image includes a circle that contains the name of the required IBM Toolbox for Java jar file.
• An image of an iSeries™ server in the lower center that represents a proxy server. This image includes a circle that contains the name of the required IBM Toolbox for Java jar file.
• An image on an iSeries server on the right that represents the iSeries server. The iSeries server does not require a jar file and so does not include a circle.
• Lines that connect the images together.

The traditional (standard) client bears the label of "Fat Client" and uses the jt400.jar file. The standard client connects directly to the iSeries server.

The proxy client uses the jt400Proxy.jar file. The proxy client connects to the proxy server, which uses the jt400.jar file. The proxy server connects to the iSeries server.