Migrating COBOL systems to the Web by using the MVC design pattern

Bodhuin, Thierry; Guardabascio, E.; Tortorella, Maria

doi:10.1109/wcre.2002.1173090

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“…Also, Bodhuin et al in [6] describe an approach to migrate a CO-BOL system easy to decompose towards a web-enabled architecture based on Model View Controller (MVC). The software components of the original legacy system are identified using slicing techniques.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating legacy system migration technologies through empirical studies

Colosimo¹,

Lucia²,

Scanniello³

et al. 2009

Information and Software Technology

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating legacy system migration technologies through empirical studies

Colosimo¹,

Lucia²,

Scanniello³

et al. 2009

Information and Software Technology

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“…Bodhuin T et al, [Bodhuin02] present a strategy using MVC for migrating a legacy COBOL system into a web enabled architecture. The needed information from the COBOL source code is extracted and then wrapper classes are applied to convert them into Java Server Pages.…”

Section: Architectural Solutions For Web Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey of Design Pattern Based Web Applications.

Sridaran¹,

Padmavathi²,

Iyakutti³

2009

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Pattern-based web applications have become popular since they promote reusability and consistency. In few cases, patterns do not produce the desired effect because of lack of experience in applying them. This situation forces one to think of a suitable reengineering solution for such applications. The objectives of the paper are three fold. It provides a survey of different pattern-based web applications that will be useful for the application designers. It highlights some of the web applications where patterns have been inappropriately handled. A few re-engineering initiatives for such cases are also analyzed.

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“…At the WCRE-2001 Di Lucca, Di Penta, Antoniol and Casazza reported on the Reverse Engineering of Web Applications [11] and at the WCRE-2002 Bodhum, Guardabascio and Tortorella presented the results of their MVC Design Pattern for migrating COBOL programs to the web. This approach involved the use of a repository to store the interface descriptions as well as a wrapper generator and a GUI reimplementor [12].…”

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confidence: 99%

Creating Web services from legacy host programs

Sneed

Fifth IEEE International Workshop on Web Site Evolution, 2003. Theme: Architecture. Proceedings.

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An important prerequisite to connecting existing systems to the web is the ability to link client programs on the web site with server programs on the host. The host programs have not been conceived to run in an internet mode. They are either online transactions or batch steps. This paper describes a tool supported process to cut out selected sections of legacy code and to provide them with an XML Interface. The same interface is used to generate a Java class, which creates XML messages to send to the server and to interpret the XML messages returning from the server. This class is then built in to the package managing the web site. In this way a consistent communication between the web site and the server components on the host is ensured.

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Migrating COBOL systems to the Web by using the MVC design pattern

Cited by 21 publications

References 20 publications

Evaluating legacy system migration technologies through empirical studies

Evaluating legacy system migration technologies through empirical studies

A Survey of Design Pattern Based Web Applications.

Creating Web services from legacy host programs

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