> applications (just none for ColdFusion, of course - that's why you
> need to read a broad spectrum of stuff and then apply it to your own
> work).
Most of the material you find online/books targets towards "A" SMALL Module.
e.g. Security, Shopping, Order Tracking etc.
The above does NOT necessarily help you build large modules that tightly
intergrate with one another.
e.g.
How can you apply an MVC to build modules like the below?.
- Finance
- Sales and Distribution
- Order Managment
- Sales Commissions
- Inventory Control
- Logistics
Large Corporations normally buy ERP Packages to fulfill alot of above but
still have
Web Application Extensions. If you ignore the Basic Framework and build
independent
applications around the ERP, you end up with "Disparate Systems".
So does it make sense to extend the modules of the ERP System?
If so how can you relate the modules to reusable components?
What can you categorize as Service VS Product?
Where do adminstrative functions fit in the picture?
How does Reporting fit in these modules? (Independent Reporting?)
How can you tie all this up into MVC's?
The has been alot of discussions on MVC's and Programming related topics to
specific problems
but i havent seen any discussions on the Big Picture of solving Enterprise
Problems.
I think a session on the above topics and problems developers have faced in
these areas
and any possible solutions might go a long way in helping alot of us Design
Applications.
Thanks,
Joe Eugene
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sean Corfield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 10:47 AM
Subject: Re: MAX 2004 (MVC's Session)
> > Yes, there is are a TON of other research papers out there
> > but nothing really that you could use to model Large Applications.
>
> Sure there is - where are you really looking? You're local book store
> or online? There's plenty of material out there covering large scale
> applications (just none for ColdFusion, of course - that's why you
> need to read a broad spectrum of stuff and then apply it to your own
> work).
>
>
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