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Clients > WorkSafe BC
Project Overview
Simply Effective has been involved with two major
initiatives at WorkSafe BC. The first was an integration project using
interoperable Web services.
The second was for an ASP.NET application to allow workers and employers
to manage claims.
WorkSafe BC is a large organization and uses a mix of
different environments. A claims management system was developed with the
Curam Framework and the J2EE environment. There are a number of .NET
applications that need access to the claims management processes and data.
This integration effort was achieved through the use of WS-I interoperable
document-literal Web services.
Web Service Integration Details
- Created an
application architecture framework and standards for all Web services
being built on the .NET and J2EE platforms.
- Created and
deployed standard code blocks for document-literal WS-I compliant Web
services to enable application integration.
- Gave
presentations to senior management and enterprise architects on how to
ensure interoperability between .NET and Java Web services by using a
Web service contract first (WSCF) approach. XML schemas and WSDL are
defined first, and code generation tools are used to generate the client
and server side stubs.
- Developed
enterprise-scale distributed applications using SOA principles and
industry-standard design patterns and practices.
- Java
development was performed with various Web service frameworks such as
JAX-RPC, Axis 1.4, Axis 2, IBM WebSphere 6.1 and Eclipse 3.1
Claims Management Details
- Software
architect for an ASP.NET Claims Management application that used Web
services to access back-end business processes.
- Coded
architecturally significant scenarios, exception raising and handling,
and binding of ASP.NET controls directly to Java Web service proxies
- Used the
Microsoft Enterprise Library Application Blocks for data access, logging
and exception management
- Ensured
efficient communication between ASP.NET Web pages and .NET and Java Web
services.
- VB.NET
development was performed with the .NET 2.0 framework and Visual Studio
2005.
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