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Our aim
to stay current with best of breed in technology, and best practices in
the development of applications that are superior in terms of
maintainability, manageability, performance, scalability, and security.
The architectures of our applications include the Microsoft .NET
Framework, J2EE, Mult-tier architecture, Client/Server, and CORBA.
.NET Framework
The
.Net framework is a relatively new computing platform designed to
simplify application development in the highly distributed environment
of the Internet.
J2EE
The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise
Edition (J2EE) defines the standard for developing multi-tier
enterprise applications. J2EE simplifies the development and
maintenance of enterprise applications by basing them on standardized,
modular components and by providing a complete set of services to those
components. Our J2EE Application Server implements Enterprise Java?
Beans, Servlets, JSP's, JMS, JNDI and Java? Mail, as specified by the
J2EE? standard.
Multitier
Multi-tier architecture is a
fundamental requirement for building a scalable application. A
multi-tier application is constructed across multiple logical or
physical tiers. Our multi-tier architecture consists of a Client Tier
(User Interface), a Web-top Server Tier (Local Services, such as Login,
Session, etc.), an Application Server Tier (Business Logic), and a
Database Tier (Persistent Storage).
Client/Server
Using
a relational database management system (DBMS), user queries can be
answered directly. Client/Server architecture reduces network traffic
by providing a query response rather than total file transfer. It
improves multi-user updating through a GUI front end to a shared
database.
CORBA
The Common Object Request Broker
Architecture (CORBA) is structured to allow integration of a wide
variety of object systems. It can be a powerful component in the
integration of a variety of independent applications into an
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