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AcademicEdge, a Java
JEE based
software system for gathering and processing critical information at
colleges and universities. The system comprises: Recruitment,
Admission, Registrar, Student Transcript, Financial Aid, Bursar and
Alumni functions. These modules can be implemented individually or
as an integrated suite. Various
AcademicEdge functions are exposed as Web Services that closely
align with institutional business processes at Colleges and
Universities.
Business
processes are composed of people, services and information. BPs consist of a Service Bus, a
set of Service Protocols, Service Descriptions and Service
Implementation using ESB, SOAP, WSDL and various programming
languages (Java, C#, C++, etc.). Business
Process Execution Language (BPEL) is used to integrate these discrete
components into a business process.
The composite application is running in a Windows 2003
Server, JBoss
Application Server and uses MySQL database. Various
IDEs can be used to implement
AcademicEdge.
You can view the AcademicEdge demo
here.
JBoss Application server and MySQL database are used to implement
the demo application. You can view the
screen shots of the demo
here.
NetBeans 55.is used to create JSF component based
UIs. This implementation of
AcademicEdge uses MySQL database and is hosted in a Sun
Java Application Server 9.
MySQL data is
used to create Portlets using JSF components in Sun Java Studio Creator
2 IDE. These Portlets are deployed to a
JBoss Portal Server
(2.4). These Portlets are remotable and can be embedded
in a uPortal using web-service for remote portlet (WSRP) service. You can see our implementation of uPortal
here.
AcademicEdge is available as open
source and open standard Java/JEE component based enterprise
application. The JEE application requires current Java Runtime
Environment (JRE), Application Server,
and a Relational Database.
View AcademicEdge JEE
presentation now (in
Power Point, in
pdf).
Relevant facts about AcademicEdge are discussed on FAQ page
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