The 64-bit .NET e-portal applications for e-Learning and e-Science
The 64-bit .NET e-portal applications for e-Learning and e-Science
This is one of the first comprehensive 64-bit .NET research to be completed in a British University. The objective is to investigate (1) the techniques to develop 64-bit applications; and (2) how 64-bit computing can be used for e-Learning and e-Science communities. This paper is focused on an emerging technology for e-Learning and e-Science communities -- a 64-bit .NET e-portal application, and its functionality, development and technical implementation are described. Currently, additional troubleshooting is required to make .NET Framework 1.1 working in stable ways on 64-bit Windows operating systems. After stabilizing .NET environment, the next step is the application development, which is a dynamic repository with functions such as registration, download, login-logout, product submissions, database storage and statistical reports. The technology is based on Visual Studio .NET 2003, .NET 1.1 Framework with Service Pack 1, SQL Server 2000 with Service Pack 4 and IIS Server 6.0 on the Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 platform with Service Pack 1. The 64-bit .NET e-portal integrates further with Java Web Services, and a demonstration described in this paper can show how different types of services can work in harmony. Furthermore, the interdisciplinary area between e-Learning and e-Science has been investigated and in the process of further integrations. As an example for such integration, the 64-bit .NET e-portal is also an illustration for (1) the methods of technical implementations and (2) cost-effectiveness; and these two issues are also among the current research interests in e-Learning. Finally, the new insights identified by this paper have also achieved the two objectives: (1) learning about emerging technology and (2) understanding how Web Services can complete jobs.
64-bit computing, .NET e-portal, .NET and Java Web Services, .NET Framework, Platform indepedent e-portal
Chang, Victor
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Chang, Victor
8327af45-7ad7-4f35-b614-cc4df8118bb5
November 2005
Chang, Victor
8327af45-7ad7-4f35-b614-cc4df8118bb5
Chang, Victor
8327af45-7ad7-4f35-b614-cc4df8118bb5
Chang, Victor
(2005)
The 64-bit .NET e-portal applications for e-Learning and e-Science.
Chang, Victor
(ed.)
The United Nations World Summit on the Information Society, 2005, Renaissance Tunis Hotel, La Marsa, Tunisia.
14 - 16 Nov 2005.
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This is one of the first comprehensive 64-bit .NET research to be completed in a British University. The objective is to investigate (1) the techniques to develop 64-bit applications; and (2) how 64-bit computing can be used for e-Learning and e-Science communities. This paper is focused on an emerging technology for e-Learning and e-Science communities -- a 64-bit .NET e-portal application, and its functionality, development and technical implementation are described. Currently, additional troubleshooting is required to make .NET Framework 1.1 working in stable ways on 64-bit Windows operating systems. After stabilizing .NET environment, the next step is the application development, which is a dynamic repository with functions such as registration, download, login-logout, product submissions, database storage and statistical reports. The technology is based on Visual Studio .NET 2003, .NET 1.1 Framework with Service Pack 1, SQL Server 2000 with Service Pack 4 and IIS Server 6.0 on the Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 platform with Service Pack 1. The 64-bit .NET e-portal integrates further with Java Web Services, and a demonstration described in this paper can show how different types of services can work in harmony. Furthermore, the interdisciplinary area between e-Learning and e-Science has been investigated and in the process of further integrations. As an example for such integration, the 64-bit .NET e-portal is also an illustration for (1) the methods of technical implementations and (2) cost-effectiveness; and these two issues are also among the current research interests in e-Learning. Finally, the new insights identified by this paper have also achieved the two objectives: (1) learning about emerging technology and (2) understanding how Web Services can complete jobs.
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Published date: November 2005
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Event Dates: November 14-16, 2005
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The United Nations World Summit on the Information Society, 2005, Renaissance Tunis Hotel, La Marsa, Tunisia, 2005-11-14 - 2005-11-16
Keywords:
64-bit computing, .NET e-portal, .NET and Java Web Services, .NET Framework, Platform indepedent e-portal
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Electronics & Computer Science
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Local EPrints ID: 261130
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/261130
PURE UUID: 8704a3ac-dde8-43dd-b887-720aa23f1003
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Date deposited: 08 Aug 2005
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 06:48
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Victor Chang
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Victor Chang
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