any Templates out there?

dayv2005

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I was wondering if there was somewhere that i could view some progress templates for coding practices and frameworks. Just for anything so i can get a good look at cerain types or architecture and thingslong that line. Nothing to important but was just wondering.
 
if you know how to build procedures and you want to know how to build applications ... that kind stuff. do a search for "architecture made simple" @psdn.com. theres a whole series of papers, code samples, webcasts etc.

i'd recommend starting there most other oera papers are either waaaaay too vague or too detailed to get started with (avoid anything with john sadd in the title).

one thing, big one, it doesn't cover (if i remember) is that it doesn't talk about what services you'd typically build, expose. other then services are coarse grained or something.

some have said that it may be more on the academic side and less suitable to the real world. not everything fits together and it still has some unsolved questions.

take it as a reference, another point of view, if you will. if you feel some parts don't add up or only complicate, throw it away and only take the things you like.
 
take it as a reference, another point of view, if you will. if you feel some parts don't add up or only complicate, throw it away and only take the things you like.

I like that idea thanks. And i didn't explain my answer to well, but you knew exaclt what i ment by it and this is exactly what i was looking for thanks
 
I like that idea thanks. And i didn't explain my answer to well, but you knew exaclt what i ment by it and this is exactly what i was looking for thanks


These AMS whitepages are designed for oe10 aren't they? Just wondering bc im running 9.1d
 
the first series of papers does a very good job of staying away from the new objects, features and stuff, just plain version 9 4gl, and focuses on the concepts.

the second series talks about the new features in oe and how wonderful they are for building service oriented architectures.

i've also been meaning to put some time a side and finally read Martin Fowlers "[FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica][SIZE=-1]Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture". Among a few others it seems to be somewhat of an authority on the subject.
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