by webadmin | May 7, 2012 | Software Development, WebLogic
WebLogic architects also referred to as builders or designers are computer programmers that are primarily responsible for managing applications and developing websites within a computer platform. On occasion WebLogic designers or architects are sometimes required to come in and re-write a vital company program or a variety of programs for the efficient and effective running of that company. There are a wide range of job opportunities available for those looking to go in to this field. The following are just a few steps you can take towards making your dream of becoming a WebLogic architect a reality. Step One: The first thing you need to do is enlist yourself for computer application courses. This is so as to enable you to attain knowledge on systems architecture so as to learn how to use a WebLogic server in addition to the various systems related to it. Based on you current experience, it is probably a good idea to start of by learn or refreshing yourself on the basics before taking up an actual applications coarse. Step Two: Once you’re made the decision to take up the WebLogic course the next step involves you identifying a suitable learning institution or school. It is probably a good idea to take your time researching your options so as to ensure you select the best option that not only fits you needs and requirements but integrates well with your life or daily schedule. Once you’ve identified and school signed your self up for the course the next phase involves you delving in to the Web Logic program framework and all its enhancements...
by webadmin | May 3, 2012 | general
A legacy system is a system that essentially belongs to a previous generation, in a manner of speaking. It is typically an old system that despite its age and lack of modern compatibility still exists and continues to be in use. This is not because the users have found no reason to change it though. The fact of the matter is that it meets their requirements and does not present any problems while doing so. However, the more practical reason is the fact that it would be too expensive to have it replaced or overhauled. On top of that, a legacy system usually commands an important project, and so it would be too difficult to temporarily put it offline or to replace it. However, as with everything, there is always need for change. A legacy system may present problems and limitations to the organization, and stubbornly holding on to it may result in major repercussions, not only for the organization, but also the users who interact with it. One of the limitations of many a legacy system is the fact that it runs on old hardware, which may be obsolete. This can result in a lack of efficiency in that the legacy system in question may be too slow with relation to processing speed demands. Even finding spare components to replace those that may have gotten spoilt may be extremely difficult. Furthermore, though said spare components are found, constantly maintaining a legacy system can be counterproductive in the fact that the profits generated would have to be ploughed back into a depreciating asset. However, should the owners of the...
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