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COBOL to Java/C# - Comparison of Approaches
There are many advantages in moving old COBOL applications to Java. The purist development teams will always argue the best technical solution would be to rewrite the application. But at what cost is that path justifiable? Are such project successful? ... |
26-Feb-2015 10:41:00 |
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COBOL Jobs for iPhone/iPad Developers
A large portion of corporate system remain in COBOL language – and there appears to be a mixed reviews on how organizations continue to maintain these. On one had, Robert L. Mitchell in Brain Drain article on computerworld notes that there is problems ... |
31-Oct-2012 13:16:00 |
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Business Rule Extraction - Flood or Sued
Filter out info which appearts to be unimportant& leave doors open to getting sued. Don't filter out anything - and flood of the information can kills the usefulness and project ! |
24-Mar-2012 18:00:00 |
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Happy 50th Birthday to COBOL
People get very religious about Computing languages. C# vs Java, VB vs Delphi, C++ and LISP. But quite frankly, I somehow never expected developers to treat COBOL as a religion: No object-orientation (not one which has been accepted or used), no exception ... |
31-May-2009 21:48:00 |
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From COBOL Data-Section to an OO Design
This is a continuation of my earlier blog - asking what would be the desirable characteristics of a COBOL program - rewritten in OO Java or C#. In the first step we discussed the necessity for Semantic Translation. In the next section I would like to ... |
22-Apr-2009 12:40:00 |