J2EE for the public administration: a success story

Authors:
Maurizio Lancia;Paola Garzenini;Roberto Puccinelli;Alessio Marchetti
Affiliations:
Italian National Research Council, Rome - Italy;Italian National Research Council, Rome - Italy;Italian National Research Council, Rome - Italy;Italian National Research Council, Rome - Italy
Venue:
OOPSLA '04 Companion to the 19th annual ACM SIGPLAN conference on Object-oriented programming systems, languages, and applications
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Our poster shows how J2EE technologies, well-known design patterns and standard methodologies have successfully been applied in building a complete, robust and well-documented accounting application. Our experience demonstrates that those three factors allow for easy maintenance and reuse of components. The application, whose development was initially outsourced, is now maintained by a CNR internal group and other Public Administrations have shown interest in adopting some of its components. The poster tells, in brief, the story of the application from the planning phase to the latest developments.