On 11/4/2015 3:48 PM, Rob wrote:
Yes.. We are running analytics, we also process Scheduled Automated
payments.
So are there any business rules which are implemented via these non-web
programs that you will also need to enforce in the web application?
No.
If
so, how will you do that? Will you ask the RPG people to expose the
rules in a stored procedure or UDF for SQL to be able to easily use?
I am the people... PHP and RPG.
Or is the web application so distinct from the rest of the business'
applications that it's got no overlapping business rules?
The web application is the entire business. From New partners, partners staff, customers via our partners, underwriting staff for the loan process and finally customer support and collections.
All of our reports are delivered via back end web interfaces.

I'm very interested to read how other people have tackled the problem of
'legacy' business rules overlapping new web deployments.

I am most interested in what gives me the best bang for the long term.

Thanks Buck...

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