by Guest Blogger | May 24, 2013 | applications, contractors, general, JAVA, Legacy integration, legacy modernization, legacy system, main, system integration
It has become common to have applications integration. The increasing availability of the standards, as well as tools alongside with the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), shows many signs of much simpler database and system integration than before. Presently, there...
by Guest Blogger | May 18, 2013 | errors, JAVA, NIC card, TCP, WebLogic
WebLogic Server and memory issues are not uncommon from time to time. This is quite natural for many applications especially when in the growth period of the application or during processes that involve adding of new features and functionality or new users to the...
by Guest Blogger | Jan 3, 2013 | architecture, Business, Code Generation, general, JAVA
In computer science, code technology is known as the task by which a compiler’s code generator changes many advanced representation of source code generator into a form that is simply applied by a tool. Compilers typically execute numerous travels over a number...
by Big Iron | Oct 12, 2012 | Code Generation, general, JAVA, legacy modernization
Because we write a lot of code very quickly, sometimes people conclude that Java code generation is responsible for the speed we achieve. And, in a way they’re right, although often people have in mind the old style code generators of the 70’s when they...
by Guest Blogger | Aug 11, 2012 | .NET, JAVA, Powerbuilder
PowerBuilder is an integrated development environment (IDE) with a programming language, PowerScript, used to create applications. PowerBuilder 12.5 has good integration with the Microsoft ecosystem. In fact, the vendor will tell you that “PowerBuilder IS .NET”....
by Guest Blogger | May 17, 2012 | JAVA, SOA, WebLogic
In order to stay competitively relevant in today’s dynamic business environment, businesses are moving to online platforms. This way they are able to expand their customer base and enhance their strategic competitiveness. However, to do so they need a reliable...
