Web-enabling legacy applications

Proceedings 1998 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems (Cat. No.98TB100250) Pub Date : 1998-12-14 DOI:10.1109/ICPADS.1998.741045

K. Law, H. Ip, Fang Wei

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A recent research trend in Web applications is the integration of legacy applications on the World Wide Web. The motivations behind this research are the goals of producing a hybrid system where the Web can provide greater accessibility and distribution for legacy applications, and some standards to increase the interoperability and ease of use. For user interaction driven legacy applications, we propose a 3-tier conceptual architecture to support applications for the WWW, and present a approach to building sophisticated inactive Web systems. We benefit from this modelling approach in terms of universal accessibility, platform independency, modularity and migration efficiency. The interaction scenario between the client and server in the prototype implementation is an example to demonstrate the procedures for migrating a legacy application to the Web. Some basic technologies are reviewed and deployed for implementation of our design, including Java applet, servlet, JDBC and CORBA. Such an approach can also be extended to the newly developed Web based applications.

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支持web的遗留应用程序

Web应用程序中最近的一个研究趋势是在万维网上集成遗留应用程序。这项研究背后的动机是产生一个混合系统，其中Web可以为遗留应用程序提供更大的可访问性和分布，以及一些标准来增加互操作性和易用性。对于用户交互驱动的遗留应用程序，我们提出了一个3层概念架构来支持WWW应用程序，并提出了一种构建复杂的非活动Web系统的方法。我们在通用可访问性、平台独立性、模块化和迁移效率方面受益于这种建模方法。原型实现中客户机和服务器之间的交互场景是演示将遗留应用程序迁移到Web的过程的示例。本文回顾并部署了一些基本技术，包括Java applet、servlet、JDBC和CORBA。这种方法也可以扩展到新开发的基于Web的应用程序。

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