Web Enable Legacy Systems & Applications
Legacy systems are the important part of an organization as they have been in after
having spent huge amounts and have huge volume of information. All your day to day
business processes are woven around these legacy systems so they need to be taken
utmost care of. Companies find these systems to be huge bottle necks and want to
take their processes to a new level so as to improve business. Web enabling legacy
applications are developed by highly qualified personnel at Binarys.
Web Enabling Legacy Systems & Applications
Legacy applications are converted to web-interface applications by most organizations
so that partners, vendors and customers can use it easily. We have long years of
experience in delivering smart web enabling legacy applications to our global clients
which help them to upgrade their existing applications and also allow using latest
technologies. Our team of expert web developers ensure to provide you with solutions
that are highly proficient and improves your business processes. We make sure that
applications retain all the important features and you can take the maximum benefit
of web platform.
Our Web Enabling Legacy Applications Process includes:
- Assessment: To enable legacy system to web the first step is scanning
and identifying individual components. The process of scanning assesses all functions,
dependencies, boundaries and components. This step is vital as it lays foundation
for re-architecture.
- Architecture: It is must to have a clear picture of legacy systems
architecture so as to re-architect and simplify the existing processes. We analyse
the different levels of abstraction and interaction between the layers.
- Development of wrapper classes: Not all and only certain components
are identified and are wrapped to the new developed web components.
- Transformation to web GUI: The final stage of web enabling legacy
applications includes mapping or transforming into web enabled GUI that is to be
used in the web application.
Examples:
- Provide browser access to an existing application with no changes to the application's current user-interface.
- Create a web-based “companion” application, giving users access to some of the legacy application’s data, and optionally providing some functionality similar to the original application.
- Implement a web-services interface for the existing application. In its simplest form, this could simply provide a controlled exchange of information between a client and the existing application. Or, depending on the architecture of the existing application, a web-services interface could provide access to some of the legacy application's business logic.
- Re-implement the existing application as a web-based application. This can follow the business logic of the existing application very closely, or working with you we can enhance the flexibility, organization and functional capabilities of the original application.
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