Tim Graser, business process architect at LogicLibrary, is responsible for the middle and database tiers of the Logidex application. His experience in object-oriented and component-based software design includes 10 years at IBM, where he held technical leadership positions in the SanFrancisco and WebSphere Business Component projects. Tim has been issued 12 U.S. software patents and is the coauthor of the book SanFrancisco Design Patterns: Blueprints for Business Software.
With the release of Microsoft's .NET Framework and associated development
tools in the fall of 2001, LogicLibrary saw a unique opportunity to expand
market share by producing a fully .NET-compliant version of our Logidex
solution designed to install seamlessly in Microsoft IT shops.
Logidex is an enterprise cataloging system for software development assets -
Web services, components, patterns, and other key building blocks of
application development - that provides extensive search and maintenance
capabilities. It supports a thin-client interface as well as tightly
integrated client-side IDE add-ins via a SOAP interface. Logidex was
originally designed and implemented in a J2EE environment following a
conventional three-tiered architecture.
Our goal for producing a .NET version of Logidex was to minimize
time-to-market and ongoing maintenance overhead by using as mu... (more)
Tim Graser, business process architect at LogicLibrary, is responsible for the middle and database tiers of the Logidex application. His experience in object-oriented and component-based software design includes 10 years at IBM, where he held technical leadership positions in the SanFrancisco and WebSphere Business Component projects. Tim has been issued 12 U.S. software patents and is the coauthor of the book SanFrancisco Design Patterns: Blueprints for Business Software.
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