The architecture of the managed application is designed to move as much as possible of the functionality execution to the server, to make the client side as ’light’ as possible.
In the managed application the following are performed on the server:
Preparation of forms, placement of controls, writing of a form data after modification
The client side displays forms, provides data entry, and makes the server calls to write modified data or other actions. In the same way the command interface and reports are prepared on the server and displayed on client.
Interaction of a client application
with the 1C:Enterprise 8 server
The system optimizes the volume of data being transferred. For example, the data in lists, table parts and reports are not always transferred entirely, but in parts, as users browse them through.
The Server side
does…
The Client side
does…
Database queries
Interaction with users
Writing data to the database
Operation on local files
Posting documents
Interaction with trade equipment
Various calculations
Minor calculations, for prompt result (such as calculator functionality, etc.)
