So far, we have seen some sample applications. Let’s take a closer look at one of the tiers : The Presentation Tier. If we check the XSD’s (see previous post) we see that the presentation tier (one of the child elements of the application mapping) has a the following structure.
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In depth: The Presentation Tier
Tags: components, declarative, demo, development, presentation, tier, UI, web2.0 | Posted in Blog, News on # March 3, 2009 | #No Comments
QAFE Demo: Menu & Toolbars
Tags: components, declarative, demo, development, menu, showcase, toolbars, UI | Posted in Blog, News on # March 2, 2009 | #No Comments
In the Showcase application that can be found in http://demo.qafe.com in the tree on the left in the application in Showcase Samples, Components, other components you’ll find the items/nodes “Menu” and “Toolbar”. (more…)
QAFE Basics: Declarative SOA (part 1)
Tags: adobe flex, applications, components, declarative, demo, events, gwt, oracle, qafe, soa, UI, XML | Posted in Blog, News on # January 21, 2009 | #No Comments
When you go to http://demo.qafe.com, the first application that starts is the “Showcase” Application.
This Showcase application is a QAFE Application, written in QAML. In the tree on the right, you’ll see Components and Events. (more…)
Qualogy's QAFE application framework
Tags: apple, back-end services, components, development, market, qafe, UI, windows | Posted in News on # November 30, 2008 | #No Comments
By choosing to work with QAFE, you know that you are not locked into any specific technology. QAFE currently provides you with many technology options for both your UI components and back-end integrations.
You have the option to modify your applications by simply plugging in new services and removing older services. So you can maintain light-weight, efficient applications that easily adapt to your company’s rapidly changing requirements.
As new technologies emerge in the market, Qualogy’s development team will be working to develop new plug-ins for QAFE so that your technology options will continue to increase. When you want to upgrade your applications, you will be able to just plug in new UI and back-end services instead of building new applications from scratch.
This will allow you to take advantage of technology advancements while significantly reducing your development costs.
