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-~~Title: Using the correct ​Launcher~~+~~Title: Using the Correct ​Launcher~~
  
-A JVx application is always developed technology ​indepedent. This makes it possible to provide the application on various different platforms. ​+A JVx application is always developed technology-independent. This makes it possible to provide the application on various different platforms. ​
  
 The framework currently supports the following UI technologies:​ The framework currently supports the following UI technologies:​
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   * Vaadin   * Vaadin
   * Headless   * Headless
-  * Mobile 
  
-To launch an application using a certain platform, all we have to do is use the appropriate launcher. The launcher definition depends on the used technology. If you use Swing, all you have to do is to set a command-line argument. For Vaadin and headless ​you have to use the deployment descriptor (web.xml).+To launch an application using a certain platform, all we have to do is use the appropriate launcher. The launcher definition depends on the used technology. If you use Swing, all you have to do is to set a command-line argument. For Vaadin and Headless, ​you have to use the deployment descriptor (web.xml).
  
 The class com.sibvisions.rad.ui.swing.impl.SwingApplication is used as main class for Swing. The class com.sibvisions.rad.ui.swing.impl.SwingApplication is used as main class for Swing.
  
-== Example ​using Eclipse ==+== Example ​Using an Eclipse ​Runtime Configuration ​==
  
-The runtime ​configuration dialog:+The configuration dialog:
  
 {{:​jvx:​client:​gui:​swing.png?​nolink|}} {{:​jvx:​client:​gui:​swing.png?​nolink|}}
  
-== Example ​using Vaadin ==+== Example ​Using Vaadin ==
  
-The Deployment ​descriptor (web.xml):+The deployment ​descriptor (web.xml):
  
 <file xml> <file xml>
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