Title :
Enterprise JavaBeans, JavaBeans and XML expanding the possibilities for Web-based enterprise application development
Author_Institution :
San Jose State Univ., CA, USA
Abstract :
Component-based software development (CBSD) has emerged as the best hope for building high-quality Web-based enterprise applications in a timely manner. CBSD has the potential to reduce significantly development cost and time-to-market of Web-based enterprise applications, and improve the maintainability, reliability and overall quality of those applications. A major issue in a CBSD project is the selection of a component model that is the most suitable for the project. Another major issue is providing cost-effective, cross-platform and secure data exchange. To address these issues, a new CBSD approach to building Web-based enterprise applications has been developed. This approach integrates a Java-based component model with XML. This paper focuses on the approach due to its great potential to revolutionize Web-based enterprise application development. We have adopted the approach for development of 3-tier Web-based enterprise applications for E-commerce and distance education. The lessons learned from those R&D projects are presented
Keywords :
Java; business data processing; electronic data interchange; hypermedia markup languages; information resources; software maintenance; software quality; software reliability; software reusability; Enterprise JavaBeans; Java-based component model; JavaBeans; R&D projects; Web-based enterprise application development; XML; component model; component-based software development; cost-effective data exchange; cross-platform data exchange; development cost; distance education; electronic commerce; maintainability; quality; reliability; secure data exchange; three-tier Web-based enterprise applications; time-to-market; Application software; Computer architecture; Costs; Distance learning; Java; Logic; Maintenance; Research and development; Time to market; XML;
Conference_Titel :
Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems, 1999. TOOLS 31. Proceedings
Conference_Location :
Nanjing
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-0393-4
DOI :
10.1109/TOOLS.1999.796495