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ABSTRACT:
While C++ deployments can be synonymous with highly efficient code, many were written long ago and are primarily single threaded. With the advent of SOA and other agile technologies, organizations must debate over whether to "rip and replace" current C++ environments or engage in the exhaustive process of updating existing code. Discover how to successfully leverage existing C++ applications, allowing your organization to easily migrate to a loosely-coupled infrastructure.
This Webcast explores the challenges associated with modernizing existing C++ projects to fit new architectures. Discover six practical steps for effectively modernizing existing enterprise C++ applications. Walk through real-life cases of implementations of Web Services including:
- C++ SOAP Client
- XML XX C++ Binding
- Full C++ SOAP Services
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SPEAKERS:
Scott Lasica
VP, Technical Services, Rogue Wave Software
Scott manages Rogue Wave worldwide technical sales team and is responsible for ensuring that the company's customers have successful technical understanding of its products. He joined Rogue Wave in 2001, bringing a broad range of experience in software technology and its use in vertical industries. Prior to that, Scott worked on several NASA funded interplanetary spacecraft missions, developing software for trajectory calculation and data visualization of which many results were published.
Hugh Wayham
Field Engineer, Rogue Wave Software
Hugh Wayham is currently a Senior Field Engineer for Rogue Wave Software based in San Francisco, evangelizing their solutions and assisting new customers with implementations. Hugh has over 15 years experience with a variety of development tools and middleware, and has experienced the middleware trend from RPC to CORBA to SOAP to modern SOA architectures.
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