DocumentCode
1384078
Title
Enabling technologies for e-business
Author
Peacock, Robert
Author_Institution
Semaphore, MA, USA
Volume
2
Issue
4
fYear
2000
Firstpage
52
Lastpage
54
Abstract
While distributed object concepts can be difficult to grasp at first, applying them to build reusable components eventually leads to faster time to market. And now a host of enabling technologies is available, making it easier to use distributed objects for Web based e-business projects. These enabling technologies provide the technical underpinnings for Web-enabled object architectures. Web-enabled object architectures integrate the power of objects with the Web´s distribution capabilities. But we need special tools to help minimize the complexities of using distributed object technologies. The advent of application servers and the benefits of distributed object technologies remove the bounds that previously restricted the Web. Companies can use these new technologies to embrace an expanded scope of business that will in turn continue to generate further requirements for new technology
Keywords
business data processing; distributed object management; file servers; information resources; software reusability; Web based e-business projects; Web-enabled object architectures; application servers; distributed object concepts; distributed object technologies; distributed objects; distribution capabilities; e-business; enabling technologies; reusable components; special tools; technical underpinnings; Application software; Databases; Dynamic programming; HTML; Java; Markup languages; Software reusability; Web server; XML; Yarn;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
IT Professional
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1520-9202
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/6294.869385
Filename
869385
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