Communications of the ACM
3-tier client/server at work
David Linthicum's guide to client/server and intranet development
David Linthicum's guide to client/server and intranet development
Introducing client/server technologies in information systems curricula
ACM SIGMIS Database
Web-Based Enterprise Computing
Computer
Active Server Pages for Dummies with Cdrom and Other
Active Server Pages for Dummies with Cdrom and Other
Sams Teach Yourself CORBA in 14 Days
Sams Teach Yourself CORBA in 14 Days
Java Servlets
Oracle DBA Handbook,7.3 Edition
Oracle DBA Handbook,7.3 Edition
Database Processing
An integrative framework for customer relationship management: towards a systems view
International Journal of Business Information Systems
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The growing size and complexity of software systems has exposed many shortcomings of traditional software engineering models. This has increased interest in Client/Server development. The driving force of Client/Server computing is the fundamental belief that personal computers connected to small servers provide the best price-performance. One of the most important decisions a developer needs to make is to choose the optimum development technologies and tools. This has become more feasible with the advent of the powerful specialized Client/Server development technologies and tools. The purpose of this paper is to identify the various Client/Server technologies that are available, and to explain how the technologies are used, and compare and contrast these various technologies in the Client/Server model. In order to give a better overview of these technologies and tools, this paper will utilize a simulated e-commerce online book-order model. The technologies will be used to implement this model.