packman
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Packman-MHS Merger and Architecture Alignment –
Migration of a client/server application to a 3-tier architecture;
Maintenance and further development of Packman |
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| Client: |
Worldwide leading automotive company - Department "Material Planning & Logistics" (MP&L)
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| Duration: |
July 2008 – June 2011
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| Software: |
Linux, Windows XP, Java, J2EE, IBM Websphere Server, Web Services,
IBM Rational Application Developer, MS Access, VBA, Microsoft Web Services Toolkit,
Oracle 9i, 10g, 11g, SQL, PL/SQL, TOAD, Serena Version Manager
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| Description: |
Packman and MHS are two applications, which support the design, the approval process,
and the administration of parts packaging, both by the automotive company and by its
suppliers. The goal of this project is on the one hand to merge two applications with each one's special functionalities and on the other hand to align the architecture of the consolidated system to the customer's requirements and standards. For that, the old client/server architecture is replaced by a modern 3-tier architecture. The data repository is consolidated into a single Oracle database. The middle tier contains the application logic and is implemented in Java. The application has a full (MS-Access) client and a thin (Web) client. |
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