Application of middleware in the three tier client/server database design methodology

Fong, Joseph; Hui, R.S.Y.

doi:10.1590/s0104-65001999000200005

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“…For already existing e-government systems, R3.4 in Table 4 indicates the need to specify technologies that can be used to integrate existing heterogeneous applications towards enhancing the return on investment or value addition of existing systems. For example, seamless flow of information can be achieved across applications as long as an API is available for mapping applications (Deller and Guilloux, 2008), or middleware can be used to enable data integration among multiple heterogeneous databases (Fong and Hui, 1999). Table 4 highlights the need to adapt an enterprise architecture framework or methodology to supplement the project management methodology with mechanisms for planning system integration and cohesion.…”

Section: Need For An Adaptation Framework For E-government Interoperamentioning

confidence: 99%

Requirements for developing interoperable e-government systems in developing countries - a case of Uganda

Nakakawa

Namagembe

2019

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E-government initiatives in developing countries still suffer from lack of interoperability, despite the existence of e-government interoperability frameworks in literature. For example, Uganda's e-government landscape is fragmented within and across agencies. To provide preliminary insights into addressing this, exploratory interviews were conducted to investigate why the e-government interoperability challenge prevails in Uganda, and findings were used with respect to existing literature to specify required strategic interventions. These strategic interventions point to the need for three intertwined capabilities, i.e., a regulatory and governance framework, a capacity building and sustainability framework, and an adaptation and customisation framework for e-government implementations. Therefore, the relevance of this paper is twofold. First, to give insight into strategic interventions that developing economies (that share Uganda's context) can explore to address e-government interoperability. Second, to stimulate researchers in countries that have attained e-government interoperability to publish detailed technical guidelines on implementing the strategic interventions proposed herein.

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Section: Need For An Adaptation Framework For E-government Interoperamentioning

confidence: 99%

Requirements for developing interoperable e-government systems in developing countries - a case of Uganda

Nakakawa

Namagembe

2019

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“…There are a few issues and difficulties in client server framework that should be considered before being executed in associations, for example, organizations, schools and doctor's facilities [6].…”

Section: Challenges and Issues In Client Server Systemmentioning

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An Approach to Resolve Heterogeneity Using RPC in Client Server Systems

Garg¹,

Sejwal²,

Solanki³

2019

IJEAST

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The Client-Server model basic is to circulate processing and is a response to the defects conveyed by the centralized Client-Server model. The mix of information and administrations in this paper are given by Client Server design where the customers are permitted to be isolated from inborn complexities. As the principle parts in this model, client, server and system can be spoken to in the types of 2 layered and 3 layered Client Server (CS) design. The rising improvement in CS frameworks are figured out as to how to deliver better advances that upgrade the idea of this design. Variables that must be considered in the utilization of these frameworks incorporate information security, preparing of clients, specialized support and expenses. This paper will give data about this model as far as its presentation, engineering, late improvement, issues and answers for them. It mainly concentrates on heterogeneity issue which is essential to conquer a considerable measure of bottlenecks officially introduce in conveyed heterogeneous conditions.

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“…Dengue-GIS was constructed as a web based information system with three tier architecture [18]. The Graphic User Interface (GUI) was developed in Microsoft ASP.Net 3.5 ß based on MS-ISS 6.0 ß .…”

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confidence: 99%

Correction: Nation-Wide, Web-Based, Geographic Information System for the Integrated Surveillance and Control of Dengue Fever in Mexico

HernÃ¡ndez-Ãvila¹,

RodrÃguez²,

Santos-Luna³

et al. 2014

PLoS ONE

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Dengue fever incidence and its geographical distribution are increasing throughout the world. Quality and timely information is essential for its prevention and control. A web based, geographically enabled, dengue integral surveillance system (Dengue-GIS) was developed for the nation-wide collection, integration, analysis and reporting of geo-referenced epidemiologic, entomologic, and control interventions data. Consensus in the design and practical operation of the system was a key factor for its acceptance. Working with information systems already implemented as a starting point facilitated its acceptance by officials and operative personnel. Dengue-GIS provides the geographical detail needed to plan, asses and evaluate the impact of control activities. The system is beginning to be adopted as a knowledge base by vector control programs. It is used to generate evidence on impact and cost-effectiveness of control activities, promoting the use of information for decision making at all levels of the vector control program. Dengue-GIS has also been used as a hypothesis generator for the academic community. This GIS-based model system for dengue surveillance and the experience gathered during its development and implementation could be useful in other dengue endemic countries and extended to other infectious or chronic diseases.

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Application of middleware in the three tier client/server database design methodology

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

Requirements for developing interoperable e-government systems in developing countries - a case of Uganda

Requirements for developing interoperable e-government systems in developing countries - a case of Uganda

An Approach to Resolve Heterogeneity Using RPC in Client Server Systems

Correction: Nation-Wide, Web-Based, Geographic Information System for the Integrated Surveillance and Control of Dengue Fever in Mexico

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