I have standalone java application using Java swings, JDBC. How can I change the current architecture to Service Oreinted Architecture? Do I have to re-write the code?
Any suggestions please.
Thanks.
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How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
I have standalone java application using Java swings, JDBC. How can I change the current architecture to Service Oreinted Architecture? Do I have to re-write the code?
Any suggestions please.
Thanks.
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Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
This question is way too vague to really answer. I recommend asking a more specific technical question.
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Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
I will try to elaborate my problem.
I have a standalone java application using Java swings. The purpose of this tool is to plot graphs using data from database.
Now the requirement of the customer is to make this tool available to the users as service. This tool should run in a web browser without any exe file downloaded to the customer's computer.
Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
If you just want to deploy it over the web, you can still use Swing- just deploy it as an applet and/or a webstart. If you're talking about something else, then I don't really know what you're looking for.
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Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
Thanks for your reply.
The customer is looking for "Software as a Service" delivery model.
I am not sure deploying as an applet and/or a webstart serves this purpose. Do you have any advice in this regard?
Thanks.
"Software as a Service" delivery model
I have a standalone java application using Java swings. The purpose of this tool is to plot graphs using data from database.
Now the requirement of the customer is to make this tool available to the users as service. This tool should run in a web browser without any exe file downloaded to the customer's computer. The customer is looking for "Software as a Service" delivery model.
Any suggestions on how to do?
Thanks.
Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
Like I said, your question is way too vague, so I'm not sure what you're expecting us to tell you. You need to clarify your requirements quite a bit more.
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Re: How to Change an existing java standalone application into Service Oreinted Architecture?
The customer is looking for "Software as a Service" delivery model.
Requirement: Developing a reporting software under the Software as a Service (SaaS) Platform.
I am new to SaaS concept. How do we develop software under the Software as a Service (SaaS) Platform?
Thanks.
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