ANALYSIS OF DATA-DRIVEN WEB APPLICATION VERSUS PROCESS-DRIVEN APPLICATION
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Authors
Almutairi, Turki Abdullah A.
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business process management
process centric organizations
process centric organizations
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Cook, Glenn R.
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2018-12
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Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School
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Enterprise applications are a type of software used in organizations to provide the functions for one or more business domains. The standard approach to developing enterprise application is using common programming platforms like Java EE or Microsoft .NET. However, in recent years new enterprise applications development platforms called Business Process Management Systems (BPMSs) have emerged. BPMS providers claim that their technologies allow organizations to develop enterprise applications faster than by using traditional applications development platforms. No comprehensive comparison of using the two approaches has yet been conducted. The purpose of this study is to compare two enterprise application features, persistence and messaging, available in both technologies—here, Java EE and Bonita BPM. The findings of this study revealed that developing applications using Bonita BPM takes less effort than using Java EE. However, facilitating applications development with Bonita BPM comes with a cost, which is that it limits the developer's ability to use specific preconfigured persistence and messaging technology.
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