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RF CUNY eProcurement System

Posted: Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Author: Wahyudi

We’ve just delivered another application to our client, this time the finance department. This application manages the procurement process of the company and will be used by the staffs within CUNY schools. This is a huge and mission critical application. Technology and framework we use: .Net using C# for the web and win form application, additionally ASP .Net Ajax for the javascript library. This application interfaces with MS SQL and Oracle DB server.

The big challenges  for this application is really focus on enhancement of the UI and the User Experience. Behind the scene we also upgraded the code from .Net 1.1 to .Net 3.5. We also rewrote all the codes using more Object Oriented approach (Inheritance, Polymorphisms, implementing some of Design Patterns). The UI use extensive Ajax features for Lazy Loading using UpdatePanel, calling Web Services or Page Method (calling C# code behind from client).

You can see some screen shots  here.

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RF CUNY eProcurement System

Posted: Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Author: Wahyudi

We’ve just delivered another application to our client, this time the finance department. This application manages the procurement process of the company and will be used by the staffs within CUNY schools. This is a huge and mission critical application. Technology and framework we use: .Net using C# for the web and win form application, additionally ASP .Net Ajax for the javascript library. This application interfaces with MS SQL and Oracle DB server.

The big challenges  for this application is really focus on enhancement of the UI and the User Experience. Behind the scene we also upgraded the code from .Net 1.1 to .Net 3.5. We also rewrote all the codes using more Object Oriented approach (Inheritance, Polymorphisms, implementing some of Design Patterns). The UI use extensive Ajax features for Lazy Loading using UpdatePanel, calling Web Services or Page Method (calling C# code behind from client).

You can see some screen shots  here.

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