JAVA: network-centric enterprise computing

Ashok, Swarnalatha; Bansal, Vinay

doi:10.1016/s0140-3664(97)00155-2

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“…We believe Java is, at present, the best choice for building the infrastructure for developing a Web-based infomediary. The Java programming language, initially designed for small consumer devices, became more prevalent when it was coupled with the WWW for developing distributed applications (Li, 1999;Ashok and Bansal, 1998). The wide popularity of Java is due to what it is able to achieve in building an enterprise-computing environment: objectoriented, client/server, and Internet based.…”

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A study of logistics infomediary in air cargo tracking

Shue

2003

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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In e‐commerce, the infomediary is rapidly becoming an important business model on the Web. A low cost Web‐based infomediary for the air cargo industry can help integrate Air Cargo service providers and their customers, and thus improve the productivity of the logistics chain. Customers can access flight information of cargo carriers through the infomediary in a much more simplified way, thus management can better plan the subsequent operations. Proposes a three‐tier paradigm for developing an air cargo logistics infomediary. This paradigm integrates emerging technologies of the next‐generation Web‐based systems to address the three issues for the development. A prototype system was developed to demonstrate its capability in accepting requests from general browsers, retrieving data from different platforms, and presenting data in a consistent and personalized format.

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A study of logistics infomediary in air cargo tracking

Shue

2003

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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“…It has been reported that Java was chosen as the infrastructure for building network centric enterprise applications [2]. SUNIR, the information technology organization within Sun Microsystems, built a Java-centric multi-tier service-based environment for supporting more than twenty thousand employees in 180 locations in 55 countries [9].…”

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Towards XML-enabling e-commerce infomediary: a case study in cargo tracking

Shue

Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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In E-Commerce, the infomediary is rapidly becoming an important business model on the Web. It helps customers deal more efficiently and effectively with online vendors, and it also provides vendors with consumer information to help them focus on products and services customers want. In this paper, we propose a three-tier paradigm for developing a logistics infomediary. This paradigm integrates emerging technologies of the next-generation Web-based systems -XML, Java Servlet, and wireless computing -to address the three issues for the development: data acquisition, data analysis and extraction, and unified message exchange. It is capable of accepting requests from general browsers and retrieving data from different platforms of intended information sources, and presents them in a consistent and personalized format. An application was made to the air cargo tracking function to facilitate the operation of a customs clearance company.

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A Java-centric Distributed Object-based Paradigm for Surveillance Services and Visual Message Exchange

Chen

1999

Journal of Visual Languages & Computing

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JAVA: network-centric enterprise computing

Cited by 4 publications

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A study of logistics infomediary in air cargo tracking

A study of logistics infomediary in air cargo tracking

Towards XML-enabling e-commerce infomediary: a case study in cargo tracking

A Java-centric Distributed Object-based Paradigm for Surveillance Services and Visual Message Exchange

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