Projects: Federal Office (EJPD) Company website

CoServ

Environment: Java jnex, J2EE (Bea Weblogic Server 7.0), jolt

Our job was to design, implement and documentate CoServ. The goal of this project was a tool which automatically parses the COLBOL message code and generates stateless Java session beans, which call the existing COBOL servers and build a bridge to the new Weblogic Server based middleware.
CoServ is also a reverse engineering tool, which analyses COBOL programs (Tandem NonStop). The tool translates the COBOL code into nested Java structures, which are automatically translated into appropriate dialog windows. The tool connects to the COBOL server (jolt) and calls the configured service. The answer from the service is translated back into a Java Dialog Window, which shows the result as a nested structure.
The tool can also produce linked HTML pages from the structured user input based on HTML templates to publish the documentation of the COBOL API in the intranet.

J2EE coaching

Environment: J2EE (Bea Weblogic Server 7.0), Java (Swing), jolt, ANT, CVS, Java WebStart

In this project we had to build up the working environment fort, the Java programmer. Our goal was the coaching and development of two J2EE based applications.
We made the design and implementation of a Java framework, which hides the complexity from the client programmer. It implements design patterns like "Model View Controller", "Service Locator", "Data Value Objects", "Session Façade", "Business Delegate").
Finally we were coaching and teaching the developer team and designing of the Weblogic 7.0 cluster architecture.


CoServ
Environment: Java jnex, J2EE (Bea Weblogic Server 7.0), jolt

Our job was to design, implement and documentate CoServ. The goal of this project was a tool which automatically parses the COLBOL message code and generates stateless Java session beans, which call the existing COBOL servers and build a bridge to the new Weblogic Server based middleware. CoServ is also a reverse engineering tool, which analyses COBOL programs (Tandem NonStop). The tool translates the COBOL code into nested Java structures, which are automatically translated into appropriate dialog windows. The tool connects to the COBOL server (jolt) and calls the configured service. The answer from the service is translated back into a Java Dialog Window, which shows the result as a nested structure. The tool can also produce linked HTML pages from the structured user input based on HTML templates to publish the documentation of the COBOL API in the intranet.


J2EE coaching
Environment: J2EE (Bea Weblogic Server 7.0), Java (Swing), jolt, ANT, CVS, Java WebStart

In this project we had to build up the working environment fort, the Java programmer. Our goal was the coaching and development of two J2EE based applications. We made the design and implementation of a Java framework, which hides the complexity from the client programmer. It implements design patterns like "Model View Controller", "Service Locator", "Data Value Objects", "Session Façade", "Business Delegate"). Finally we were coaching and teaching the developer team and designing of the Weblogic 7.0 cluster architecture.