Haadthip Public Company Limited / Apache Software Foundation / Reusable Object-Oriented Software / GismoGears Co. Ltd. / /
Country
Thailand / United States / / /
Facility
Prentice Hall / University of Amsterdam / Information Management Asian Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
synchronous request-response protocol / Seam applications / separate legacy accounting system / object technology / disparate information systems / presentation-tier technologies / external systems / Business logic layer services / basic technologies / Web service protocol / Web service operations / beverage distributor / web service exposure / e - business / information systems / Web service / software development / Web interface / integrated Web server / free and open source solutions / database management systems / enterprise software development frameworks / development tools / security services / Technology complexity / software attempts / relational database technology / e - commerce / Web server / standalone systems / enterprise software development framework / Web service endpoint / object-relational mapping technology / platform-neutral technology / free and open source business automation solution / Web services / /
Organization
Royal Thai Government / University of Amsterdam / Asian Institute of Technology / /
Person
Matthew N. Dailey / /
Position
General / Model-View-Controller / /
Product
Seam / JSF / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / Python / Ajax / XML / BeanShell / /
ProvinceOrState
Manitoba / /
Region
southern Thailand / /
Technology
SOA / presentation-tier technologies / XML / RAM / Java EE technology / CRM / basic technologies / API / OFBiz technologies / Ajax / pdf / synchronous request-response protocol / object technology / Enterprise JavaBeans / Java / Web service protocol / platform-neutral technology / object-relational mapping technology / relational database technology / Web server / /
ERP Application Development Frameworks: Case Study and Evaluation Nattanicha Rittammanart∗ , Wisut Wongyued† , and Matthew N. Dailey∗