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Porting:
Development Techniques 
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This
paper discusses software-porting process in
details highlighting the steps involved in the
process. It also talks about significant
issues faced in a typical porting process and
suggests appropriate strategies that should be
used to make the whole process simpler. |
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Porting:
Test Techniques
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While
justifying the need of a separate testing
strategy for ported applications, this paper
discusses testing methodology for porting
projects. Portions of this document talk about
the stage-wise testing approach and then
elaborate each one to create a substantial and
comprehensive process. Best practices gained
from practical experiences make this paper a
good guide for testing software ports.
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Porting: A Business Decision
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Porting
is a significant, if oft-neglected, strategy
for software businesses. Multi-platform
products have multiple benefits, while
bringing with them possible headaches. The
porting process itself carries a few risks. In
this white paper, we discuss the pros and cons
of porting. We also consider some pitfalls,
and finally outline options available for
porting.
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Moving
ASP to ASP.NET
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This
paper discusses the techniques and methods in
porting an existing ASP application to the ASP
.NET technology. It also talks about issues
faced in porting of existing ADO-to-ADO .NET
technology and suggests appropriate steps that
should be used to make the whole process
simpler
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Porting:
Win - Mac Issues
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This
paper talks about hands on experiences of
porting of applications, involving Mac and
Windows, discussing in detail the issues faced
and solutions/strategies adopted during the
process.
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Porting:
An Unix - NT experience
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It
is required to design and implement a thread
management application, to be integrated with
the existing architecture of a
telecommunications application for monitoring
96 telephone ports and responding to the
messages received by firing corresponding
application. The application's purpose is to
manage the communication between these 96
threads, which are responsible for monitoring
the telephone ports.
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Mac
OS 9 to Mac OS X: Introduction to
Carbonization
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This
article talks about the impact of OS X on
existing applications, then goes on discussing
the options available (specifically Carbon)
for enabling them to run on OS X.
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An
Experience in Carbonization
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This paper talks about a hands on experience of carbonization of an application, discussing in details the actual steps involved and the issues faced during the process.
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Developing
Web Services using JAX-RPC
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This
paper discusses a RMI driven approach to
building Web Services for an existing Java
Application. We deal with the basics of
JAX-RPC and steps in using Sun’s Java Web
Services Developer Pack (JWSDP). We describe
the architecture and process used to implement
a Web Services wrapper layer over an existing
RMI-enabled Java application.
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MS-SQL
compatibility for Java Application
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This
paper discusses the aspects of making a java
application MSSQL compliant. Based on
practical experience we talk about the few
differences in Oracle and MSSQL using JDBC.
Also how to choose the JDBC driver suited for
your job is touched upon inside.
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