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A common Scout application typically consists of a client part (front end) and a server part (back end). But what if you just need a minimal client application? This How-to guides you through the necessary steps to get there. At the end you will have a client-only "Hello World!" application.
 
A common Scout application typically consists of a client part (front end) and a server part (back end). But what if you just need a minimal client application? This How-to guides you through the necessary steps to get there. At the end you will have a client-only "Hello World!" application.
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== Initial Project Setup ==
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Before you proceed, go through the standard client server Scout Hello World tutorial.
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== Getting rid of all Aspects that involve the Server ==
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In the Scout Explorer, double click the ClientSession node and in method ''execLoadSession'' remove the setting up of to the service tunnel and the fetching of the code types.
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A common Scout application typically consists of a client part (front end) and a server part (back end). But what if you just need a minimal client application? This How-to guides you through the necessary steps to get there. At the end you will have a client-only "Hello World!" application.


Initial Project Setup

Before you proceed, go through the standard client server Scout Hello World tutorial.

Getting rid of all Aspects that involve the Server

In the Scout Explorer, double click the ClientSession node and in method execLoadSession remove the setting up of to the service tunnel and the fetching of the code types.


 @Override
 public void execLoadSession() throws ProcessingException {
   setDesktop(new Desktop());
 }

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