Pardon the intrusion,
I've been charged with the task of prototyping an architecture that will
make the services of current application available to outside applications.
I was hoping there might be some material available from which I could glean
some inspiration and/or direction.
We currently have a large database type application written entirely in
Forte. The application was built using a layered architecture - segregating
the GUI, business rules, persistence logic, etc. All of the business rules
are implemented in mediator objects which reside on the server. It is these
objects which we wish to make available to the outside world.
There is a strong interest in moving towards Java for future endeavors. As
such, it is intended that I develop my prototype utilizing EJB and CORBA
technologies.
I'm sure there are plenty of folks who are attempting similar feats. I was
hoping somebody could point me in the direction of any of these efforts.
Are there any case studies out there somebody could point me to? Does
anyone feel like sharing similar experiences?
My main concern is coming to a design that best integrates the two
technologies (Forte and EJB), while leveraging the two in a manner that
makes sense.
I'll search the archives for any threads that speak to the above inquiry.
In the meanwhile, does anyone have any sources I should look to? Have any
advice to share?
Thanks for your time,
-Dave Ortman
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