Single Sourcing RAP and RCP - Desktop and web clients from a single code base
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This document discusses the Rich Ajax Platform (RAP), which allows developers to create a single code base for both desktop and web clients. It presents an outline on topics including RAP basics, single sourcing applications, styling, deployment, and stress testing. The document provides information on key aspects of RAP like its request lifecycle, packaging, differences from RCP, and tools for load testing RAP applications.
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