Hi all, We got an requirement for implementing captial expenditure lotus notes application in sharepoint. Its having nearly 5 massive forms with all expense calculations and workflows. What is the suggested approach in sharepoint to implement this? ...
I'm designing an application for a type of case management system that has a big requirement for customizable, flexible business rules. I'm planning on using the WF Rules Engine without workflow (see: here, among other examples and such). One of the points my client brought up (justifiably so!) is whether there are extant examples of u...
I've been doing some research into taking my programming experience and moving into the java programming marketplace, due to a combination of personal interest and local market forces. As you can gather from the title, the vast majority of my experience has been in building web-based sites and applications, and I'd like to move as much o...
This might be a weird question. After all, most people want to jump OUT of PB not IN. However, after careful analysis, I feel that Powerbuilder can get things done so much more rapidly than C# in the sense its a 4GL. Now PB is becoming .NET enabled, I was thinking perhaps its a good tool. My main focus is developing enterprise applica...
It's been one and a half years since I graduated from university with a degree in computer science and engineering. I joined a company which does maintenance of a large enterprise software system. First I thought with time I'll become a very good programmer. But now I'm beginning to realize that things are not exactly that way. What I ...
Hello all I'm wondering if anyone has tried to use Flex to power the front end of an enterprise level application at all, and if so, what advantages/disadvantages did you find when doing so. I'm currently looking into a possible project that would have global users requiring enterprise level access and performance, and wondering if it w...
If a company has developed a framework for doing almost everything their business requires, but has following problems : With evolution and change of ownership the design has degraded. ( Absurd hierarchies ) Is not up to date with latest trends in enterprise software development. (Data Sets!!) Too many dependent modules. ( Not interfa...
hi everyone, i'm an asp.net/c# developer and i've been working on this area since 2 years. I recently entered in a new asp.net project where the guy who created the enterprise architecture is quite absent. Because of this situation i'm trying to understand pros n cons of some unusual decision. Most of all, i noticed that he created a bu...
Is PHP suitable for Enterprise Application Development ? ...
I know that NHibernate works well for projects where you are starting with a fresh database and building from the ground up. In my experience, however, that is not usually the case for enterprise applications. More often than not, integrating of legacy data from other databases is a major part of a new app. Is NHibernate going to be mor...
I'm relatively new to WCF and would like some opinions on what's the best (or most correct) way to implement authentication on an application that exposes its' business layer operations through WCF? Is a token supposed to be passed, encripted username/password and verified each time...or what? Also any links would be appreciated. Tha...
Anyone know what programming language(s) is algorithmic trading software mostly written in? Also known as automated trading, algo trading, black-box trading or robo trading. If I wanted to write the above software where would I start? Any tips/trick/advice greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance ;-) ...
What are most commonly faced programming scenarios while developing Web/Enterprise Applications ? Note: Include common programming scenarios which would occur more frequently across all layers of Web/Enterprise Applications : Frontend/Middle/Backend. ...
I am trying to create an application that is based on module level security. The idea is we would have a user login, grab there roles, grab the pages those roles have access to then in those pages grab the modules they have access to then the functions inside the modules they have access to (list, create, edit, delete). That way in an ad...
I have difficulties wrapping my head around the concept. I am trying to implement an endpoint that listens on a tcp port for incoming messages in a proprietary format, which would then transform the message and have camel take over the forwarding and routing. Did I understand correctly that that the Producer is responsible for sending ...
I am working on a decision engine / rule evaluation engine. For example: Input: Customer and all the offences done by the customer Output: Consequences of the offences A sample case would be: Input: Customer(Jhonny Chimpo, 999-00-1111), Offences ( Broke window, slapped boss, kicked team lead in his groin) Output: Gets pink slip So ...
We are studying the best way to create a new enterprise software. The software will be similar to SAP in term of application style (a database, a lot of input forms, grid reports, internal calculation engine, ...). What is for you the best framework/technology to build it? We are evaluating many technologies like: ASP.NET MVC + Entit...
Possible Duplicate: What are the benefits of using C# vs F# or F# vs c#? My team is currently using C# .NET to develop enterprise applications for our company. We have a history of Winforms dev, but are now moving over toward SilverLight. My boss recently saw a video on F# and thought it looked pretty exciting, and he has as...
Hey guys I'm hoping someone can get my pointed in the correct direction regarding these new technologies. I'm still in college and unfortunately our school doesn't teach any proprietary technologies(ex. MSFT). I've got decent experience with C# however when it comes to an enterprise level app with all this new stuff, I'm a bit lost. My...
I'm trying to choose a JS framework to be able to stand the test of time (still usable and scalable in 5+ years), with a good solid code foundation for other programmers to code their own extensions or projects (from complex animation to multi-threading Ajax). These are the things I'm comparing: Extensibility Scalability Consistent and...