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Deploying Siebel Open UI > Features of Siebel Open UI > Siebel Open UI Server Deployment Characteristics > Differences Between the Siebel Open UI Client and the High Interactivity ClientSome technical differences between the Siebel Open UI client and the high interactivity client are described as follows. See also Siebel Open UI Client Requirements. This topic is part of Siebel Open UI Server Deployment Characteristics. JavaScript FrameworkModern browsers and JavaScript-based applications perform very well in delivering functional, high-performance, and standards-based applications that do not require plug-ins or associated predeployment tasks (such as for ActiveX controls used in the high interactivity client). The Siebel Open UI client provides a flexible platform for employee, partner, and customer applications. Hard-Coding Versus FlexibilityThe Siebel Open UI client is more flexible than the high interactivity client, for which much of the functionality is hard-coded.
Compiled Versus Interpreted CodeIn the Siebel Open UI client, more of the code is interpreted than compiled, relative to the high interactivity client.
AccessibilityThe support for WAI-ARIA standards for accessibility for the Siebel Open UI client changes the way in which the Siebel Business Applications support accessibility requirements. For more information, see Siebel Fundamentals for Siebel Open UI. |
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