Design and implemention of ProDesigner System to separate Design from Program on Web Project

Jung Gang-Yong

Design and implemention of ProDesigner System to separate Design from Program on Web Project

Jung Gang-Yong, Journal of Internet Computing and Services, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 85-96, Apr. 2004
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Keywords: web design, business logic, web form system, template, web UI

Abstract

The web-based project is seriously not efficient area at software engineering. In order to develop a web-based system, UI(User Interface) designers usually first design display layout and then business logic developers bring to complete the coding of the display layout source. In the case of maintenance, it goes through the same process, This kinds of web-based software development method were proposed by the various methods same as the tag library of JSP, But there are many problems to apply them and they are low productive comparing to the CIS based software development method, WFS(Neb Form System), which is suggested on this thesis, separates UI design from business logic on a web project and offers the better environment to develop web based software, Eventually WFS will improve the productivity to develop web based software.

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[APA Style]

Gang-Yong, J. (2004). Design and implemention of ProDesigner System to separate Design from Program on Web Project. Journal of Internet Computing and Services, 5(2), 85-96.

[IEEE Style]

J. Gang-Yong, "Design and implemention of ProDesigner System to separate Design from Program on Web Project," Journal of Internet Computing and Services, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 85-96, 2004.

[ACM Style]

Jung Gang-Yong. 2004. Design and implemention of ProDesigner System to separate Design from Program on Web Project. Journal of Internet Computing and Services, 5, 2, (2004), 85-96.