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Our Solutions...Net-Gen™ - System ComponentsThe Net-Gen ™ product is comprised of the following system components:
Net-Gen ™ User Interface – is a browser-based Java application developed for capturing information that is used in all phases of the interface development cycle. Information collected ranges from the technical specifications of an interface to business rules, software release and platform specifics.
Net-Gen ™ Repository – is a relational database management system that serves as the repository system for storing all information related to the interface development.
The following relational platforms are supported:
Other relational platforms are easily added.
Net-Gen ™ Framework – is a system foundation that is structured to generate consistent and efficient source code. In essence, the framework is an intelligent template that utilizes the framework modeling language to customize and control when and where the desired information/data is needed and to be implemented.
Net-Gen ™ Source Code Generator - is a component that generates source codes for the interface with the requested platform. There are four major steps in this process:
Depending on the application platform, Net-Gen ™ has the ability to generate source code in multiple languages such as C++, TAL, or Java.
Net-Gen ™ Reports – Reporting function is integrated into the Net-Gen™ application. From the User GUI, a set of standardized reports is available for querying the repository database contents.
Net-Gen ™ Documentation – is an advanced tool that provides the business and technical information captured in the Net-Gen™ Repository. It is easy to generate standardized, consistent, up-to-date system or technical specification documents to support development activities, or assist project management to ensure requirement changes are consistently communicated to all resources involved in the project.
The source code generated by the system is heavily documented with specific features that enable source code documentation by multiple products such as Doxygen, cppdoc, javadoc, or dita. Also, source code modifications, enhancements and changes are also captured in the repository system, therefore, can be easily included in the source code documentation to show the history and evolution of the source code. |
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