JNIWrapper Case Study
DigiPixArt, specializing in online digital photo management and printing service, needed a more efficient and scalable way to handle user requests in the application providing the service. The solution was to make server-side image processing distributed. To provide it, the company needed to replace the existing command line interface between the client and server with a more efficient bridging solution.
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| Publisher: | TeamDev | Published: | 09/11/2008 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 3 pages |
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| Topics: | Java Integration | ||||
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