在这种情况下最适合的语言/技术是什么？
我即将开发一个小型系统，用于在整个建筑物的公共空间中显示动态信息（类似于机场上的航班信息显示器）。
该系统将有两个主要组件：
- 后台，用于管理 显示的信息
- 前端 它实际上显示了 信息。
后台组件已涵盖：它是一个带有 Web 界面的简单 CRUD 应用程序，可通过 Intranet 访问。
我必须决定前端使用哪种语言/技术。该组件的目的只是访问存储在后台的信息并将其显示在大液晶显示器上。不需要输入任何内容，只是显示信息，偶尔翻页一次，因为所有信息不会同时显示在屏幕上。
我想到了一个 Flash 影片，它以某种方式通过本地 Intranet 访问后台数据以获取要显示的信息。
你能想到更好的前端选择吗？为什么？
我想到的其他技术有：
- Silverlight
- Flex
- JavaFX
I'm about to develop a small system to display dynamic information in public spaces across an entire building (similar to Flight Information Displays on an Airport).
The system will have two main components:
- a back-office for managing the
information displayed - a front-end
which acctually displays the
information.
The back-office component is covered: it's a simple crud application with a web interface, accessed through the intranet.
I have to decide which language/technology to use for the front-end. The purpose of this component is only to access the information in stored in the back-office and display it in a big LCD monitor. No input in expected, just display the information, paging once in a while as all the information won't fit in the screen at once.
I think of a Flash movie which some-how access the back-office data through the local intranet to get the information to display.
Can you think of a better option for the front-end? Why?
Other technologies that came across my mind are:
- Silverlight
- Flex
- JavaFX
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我使用 Silverlight 和 C# 访问和显示后端数据取得了相当大的成功，并在浏览器外模式下运行它以避免显示浏览器镶边。 WPF 也可能代替 Silverlight 而适用于您的情况，但 Silverlight 似乎是 Microsoft 最近大多数工具工作的目标（通过 WCF RIA 服务）。
对我来说，优势在于我的公司基本上已经拥有基于 Microsoft 的基础设施，并且我们已经拥有了这些工具。如果您选择雷蒙德方式，前期成本可能是一个问题。尽管有大量的资源和教程可用，但 Silverlight 和 WPF 也有相当健康的学习曲线。
I've had pretty good success using Silverlight and C# to access and display back-end data, running it in out-of-browser mode to avoid the display of browser chrome. WPF might also work in your situation instead of Silverlight, but Silverlight seems to be the target for most of Microsoft's recent tooling efforts (via WCF RIA Services).
The advantages for me were the fact that my company largely already has a Microsoft-based infrastructure and we already owned the tools. Up-front costs can be an issue if you go the Redmond Way. Also Silverlight and WPF have fairly healthy learning curves, though there are tons of resources and tutorials available.