Wonder Thin software

WonderThin and WonderLaunch allow users to print locally on their Windows machine as well as on the remote server.

WonderThin and WonderLaunch allow both UNIX and Windows applications to use ActiveX controls, if the controls are installed on the client.

WonderThin and WonderLaunch provide optional support for 128-bit encryption for all data passed through the network.

In the thin client configuration, the client and server communicate using TCP/IP.  This allows our products to be deployed across most networks, including the Internet.

WonderThin, the client-side module, generates requests which are handled by on the server.  WonderLaunch invokes to actually execute the requested application on the server.  WonderLaunch connects the invoked WonderRun to the WonderThin client module and then steps out of the process to await other WonderThin requests.

With a thin client architecture, upgrades and distribution are simple to accomplish, and program maintenance is centralized and therefore easily completed.

Many applications perform better when deployed in a thin fashion compared to other network techniques, because programs execute on the server where data access is local.  This reduces network traffic while improving performance.

UNIX, Linux, and Windows customers enjoy the benefits of centralized application maintenance and the performance characteristics of a thin architecture.

With WonderThin and WonderLaunch, you can display the user interface of our products on 32-bit Windows front-end clients, while retaining the stability and security of familiar UNIX or Linux servers, networks, and processing environments.

In a thin client configuration, all processing is performed on the server with only simple screen commands passing between the client and the server.

WonderThin

WonderThin is the client-side interface for .