Overview : Personnel involved in WebClient deployments
Personnel involved in WebClient deployments
Using WebClient typically involves the following people:
Application deployer — The person who reads the WebClient documentation and uses WebClient to deploy the application. This person might also serve as the application designer, application developer, and system administrator.
End user — The person who uses the application set up by the application deployer.
Out-hoster — A third party who hosts the application on their Web site. An out-hoster might be used when the Web site of the application deployer's company cannot host the application.
Note: Since out-hosters typically lack knowledge of WebClient and OpenEdge, they must work closely with the application deployer.
Application deployer — The person who reads the WebClient documentation and uses WebClient to deploy the application. This person might also serve as the application designer, application developer, and system administrator.