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Zhang Xin-jia - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Design and Implementation of an MVC-based Web Application with Business Reconfiguration
China Information Security, 2007Co-Authors: Zhang Xin-jiaAbstract:A Business Logic reconfigurable architecture of Web applications is proposed in this paper. First, Business Logic is represented as a set of action sequence, and described in script; Second, the frame for application is designed and implemented to satisfy the demand of scripts, which is based on the data bus of environment objects, and it has proved the reconstruction of Business Logic.
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Design and implementation of three-tiered application server with Business Logic reconstruction
Journal of Computer Applications, 2006Co-Authors: Zhang Xin-jiaAbstract:Networking applications can be described as a set of form flows, event flows and data flows. Based on these three kinds of flows,a Business Logic-reconfigured framework of three-tiered application servers was proposed, and an ICETIP (Information-Centered Enterprise Transaction-Integrated Processing System) application server was developed,which is a transaction processing system with the ability of reconstructing and reconfiguring networking applications. Then the structure and implementation of the ICETIP application server were presented, including a client connecting pool and a database connecting pool and communicating mechanisms between clients and the application server. ICETIP is a new mode of developing and deploying networking applications,which can be used to build different kinds of applications without any further programming.
Saara Kujala - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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services in project based firms four types of Business Logic
International Journal of Project Management, 2009Co-Authors: Kim Wikström, Magnus Hellström, Karlos Artto, Jaakko Kujala, Saara KujalaAbstract:Abstract This paper analyses drivers, barriers and Business Logic used to include services in the Business model of a project-based firm. The empirical study includes six project supplier firms from different industries. Differences in the complexity of project delivery and variations in the project suppliers’ degree of maturity in delivering services, serve as drivers and barriers for enlarging delivery scope or enhancing profitability with various types of services. The complexity of the project delivery and the firm’s degree of maturity in delivering services, serve as two important determinants for distinctive Business Logic. This paper suggests a typology of four Business Logic in order for project supplier firms to include services in their Business models. The four distinctive types of Logic are product driven, innovation and technology driven, service driven, and Business driven Logic.
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Services in project-based firms – Four types of Business Logic
International Journal of Project Management, 2009Co-Authors: Kim Wikström, Magnus Hellström, Karlos Artto, Jaakko Kujala, Saara KujalaAbstract:Abstract This paper analyses drivers, barriers and Business Logic used to include services in the Business model of a project-based firm. The empirical study includes six project supplier firms from different industries. Differences in the complexity of project delivery and variations in the project suppliers’ degree of maturity in delivering services, serve as drivers and barriers for enlarging delivery scope or enhancing profitability with various types of services. The complexity of the project delivery and the firm’s degree of maturity in delivering services, serve as two important determinants for distinctive Business Logic. This paper suggests a typology of four Business Logic in order for project supplier firms to include services in their Business models. The four distinctive types of Logic are product driven, innovation and technology driven, service driven, and Business driven Logic.
Hongji Yang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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COMPSAC (2) - A Business-Logic Based Framework for Evolving Software Systems
2009 33rd Annual IEEE International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2009Co-Authors: Mohammed Alawairdhi, Hongji YangAbstract:In the current competitive market to improve their Business processes to act in accordance with the rapid changes. This evolution of the Business process normally leads to a change in the employed software systems.Software evolution in general is a lengthy and costly task especially when the documentation of a system is lost, out-dated or unavailable. In this paper a Business-Logic-based framework for evolving software systems is proposed. The goal of the framework is evolving software in a higher abstract layer. The overall approach has been presented and discussed in details. At the end, a case study has been demonstrated to show the effectiveness of the proposed framework using a library management system.
Mohammed Alawairdhi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ISNCC - Static analysis based Business Logic modelling from legacy system code: Business process model notation (BPMN) extraction using abstract syntax tree (AST)
2015 International Symposium on Networks Computers and Communications (ISNCC), 2015Co-Authors: Mohammed AlawairdhiAbstract:Business Logic extraction is a very important concept in the realm of object oriented software engineering as it deals with reusability to a great extent. Proper reusability of existing systems (legacy systems) to accommodate required changes thereby transforming existing systems into new ones is an important consideration of object oriented development. This yields several significant advantages such as cost reduction, scheduled development and minimal learning overhead etc. In this paper, we propose a novel method for extracting Business Logic from existing system. The method developed for extracting Business Logic in an existing system follows a static-analysis based approach. The method relies on analyzing the source code of the system independently from any input which requires an execution of the system.
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COMPSAC (2) - A Business-Logic Based Framework for Evolving Software Systems
2009 33rd Annual IEEE International Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2009Co-Authors: Mohammed Alawairdhi, Hongji YangAbstract:In the current competitive market to improve their Business processes to act in accordance with the rapid changes. This evolution of the Business process normally leads to a change in the employed software systems.Software evolution in general is a lengthy and costly task especially when the documentation of a system is lost, out-dated or unavailable. In this paper a Business-Logic-based framework for evolving software systems is proposed. The goal of the framework is evolving software in a higher abstract layer. The overall approach has been presented and discussed in details. At the end, a case study has been demonstrated to show the effectiveness of the proposed framework using a library management system.
Marko Kääramees - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A rule-based approach to Web-based application development
2006 7th International Baltic Conference on Databases and Information Systems, 1Co-Authors: Tanel Tammet, Hele-mai Haav, Vello Kadarpik, Marko KäärameesAbstract:Common design patterns in application development mix implementation of Business Logic with application Logic, user interface Logic, or with data access Logic. This leads to results that Business Logic is not well maintainable and reusable, the application code should be reimplemented each time the Business Logic has changed or the same Business Logic should be reimplemented for each application. This paper presents a new rule-based approach to Web-based IS development making possible separating the Business Logic from interface or application Logic when creating complex Web-based software applications. The technology consists of 2 main parts: the application server Xstone for creating 3-layered systems and the RqlGandalf rule solver. The middleware server Xstone connects to Oracle, PostgreSQL databases and the Rql rule system. The Rql rule system is targeted for defining and using Business Logic rules. The Rql rule system is able to read data from a SQL database: it can call the application server and import/convert SQL-given data into its own knowledge base. The presented rule-based system development technology is implemented for the Linux platform as open source software.
