The following pages demonstrate the RevaSoft ULC UI Engine running within a web browser and as a helper application connecting to ULC sample applications hosted at revasoft.com.

ULC samples running as Applets using the Java Plugin

NOTE: Before running the samples in this section ensure that you are using a browser that has the Java Plugin 1.2.2 or 1.3 installed

• Click here for the default ULC/TCP protocol.
  The default ulc/tcp protocol uses TCP sockets to connect to the server. Users that are behind a corporate firewall may be unable to connect to the samples using this protocol since the corporate firewall may not be configured to allow TCP traffic through. In that case use the Http tunnelling protocol below. Most firewalls are configured to allow HTTP traffic.

• Click here for the ULC/HTTP Tunneling protocol.
  The ulc/http protocol uses HTTP Tunnelling to access a ULC server running as a Servlet inside a Servlet 2.x compatible Engine. (JavaWebServer, JRun, IBM Websphere, Tomcat etc.). Currently ULC samples are hosted using Tomcat 3.x

ULC samples running using Java Webstart

NOTE: Before running the samples in this section ensure that you have Java Web Start installed

• Click here for the ULC/TCP protocol using Java Web Start
  The default ulc/tcp protocol uses TCP sockets to connect to the server. Users that are behind a corporate firewall may be unable to connect to the samples using this protocol since the corporate firewall may not be configured to allow TCP traffic through. In that case use the Http tunnelling protocol below. Most firewalls are configured to allow HTTP traffic.

• Click here for the ULC/HTTP protocol using Java Web Start
  The ulc/http protocol uses HTTP Tunnelling to access a ULC server running as a Servlet inside a Servlet 2.x compatible Engine. (JavaWebServer, JRun, IBM Websphere, Tomcat etc.). Currently ULC samples are hosted using Tomcat 3.x