The Migration of Multi-tier E-commerce Applications to an Enterprise Java Environment

Terence C. Lau (), Jianguo Lu (), John Mylopoulos () and Kostas Kontogiannis ()
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Terence C. Lau: Centre for Advanced Studies
Jianguo Lu: University of Windsor
John Mylopoulos: University of Toronto
Kostas Kontogiannis: University of Waterloo

Information Systems Frontiers, 2003, vol. 5, issue 2, No 4, 149-160

Abstract: Abstract As technology evolves, many organizations face the problem of migrating legacy applications from one technology base to another. We report on a case study involving the migration of legacy code into the IBM® WebSphere® Commerce Suite product. Specifically, we focus on the problem of migrating applications that use traditional database access techniques to applications using the Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) programming model. Our results include a practical methodology that facilitates such migration, as well as a tool that supports this methodology. The tool has been released on IBM's alphaWorks site.

Keywords: e-commerce; migration; database reengineering; Enterprise JavaBean; SQL; Net.Data; JSP; relational-object mapping (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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