The paper presents the study cases for using different types of data in the web applications that use IPv6 Internet Protocol. These types of applications may use various sets of data that come from different sources or results from other business applications. A different way of using these data in web applications that use IPv6 Internet Protocol is to apply Java custom methods from a package written by the developer for this case. The data will be transferred from the server side to the numerous clients according to the request made through the web application. The custom Java package that perform transfer of data between server and clients is build according to IPv6 Internet Protocol and makes possible the coded and distributed to a large number of users interconnected in a large network. Using Java programming language to develop this package makes possible the integration of data into any type of web applications and even to include custom methods from specialized drivers that connect user’s application to the data stored on the server side.
Java Custom Methods, Ipv6 Internet Protocol, Java Objects Integration, Open-Source Java Components, UML Diagrams, Web Applications
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