New Architecture Poll

Posted by Mike Ormerod on 30-Oct-2006 09:07

Hi

For the past couple of weeks, myself and three other Progress people were involved in a Usability Tour with certain partners/customers in Europe. What was interesting from an OE Principles perspective was the mix of architectures in use today. Not that is comes as any big surprise that there is such a mix, but I'm interested to get a feel on a larger scale just what architecture model people are using today.

So please take a second and vote in the poll, and if you have multiple apps that use different architectures then please vote for each.

Also, let me know if you think we should split it down further between deploy & develop, as it does sometimes take a while to move to a new architecture and what your working on today, may be different to what is being deployed at this time.

Many Thanks

Mike

OpenEdge Architecture - Forum

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Posted by Thomas Mercer-Hursh on 30-Oct-2006 10:38

For me, certainly, developing and deployed are quite different things.

Posted by Muz on 31-Oct-2006 20:38

I think I'm answering this correctly (where does one vote??)....

1. Client/Server (CHUI)

2. Client/AppServer/Server (GUI)

3. WebService&EJB/J2EE/JMS/AppServer/Server (Service)

4. client/Server (flat file extract)

5. JDBC/Server (extract)

6. Server-Replication&Fathom-Server (HA)

Posted by Mike Ormerod on 01-Nov-2006 02:53

Hi Murray

You should be able to vote by simply clicking the appropriate choice in the poll on the right hand side of the forum.

Posted by Muz on 01-Nov-2006 15:11

Maybe its because i'm using firefox ... but I can' see any poll???

Posted by Muz on 01-Nov-2006 15:13

Ahh yes - IE fixed it

Posted by Thomas Mercer-Hursh on 01-Nov-2006 15:19

Got Firefox 2.0? I can see it.

Posted by Muz on 01-Nov-2006 15:29

Yes, I've got FireFox 2.0 - maybe its getting blocked by my add blocker??

Posted by Thomas Mercer-Hursh on 01-Nov-2006 15:33

It only shows when you are looking at the thread list for the forum in which this thread is contained.

Posted by Muz on 01-Nov-2006 15:34

Ok - well I've votted now anyway

Posted by Mike Ormerod on 02-Nov-2006 03:52

I just tried in Firefox 2.0 and I could see it, so yes maybe it's an add-on or extension that your running.

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Posted by jtownsen on 02-Nov-2006 09:45

I think Thomas had the right answer.

It fooled me too, 'cos I focus on the left side of the screen - new messages (with orange dots). Hence I didn't notice a poll.

Posted by Thomas Mercer-Hursh on 02-Nov-2006 11:00

I think Thomas had the right answer.

I like the way you think!

In addition to focus, I suppose it is possible that the poll was actually off the left side of the screen.

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