New whitepaper added
We’re often asked about the quality of the translated code, from an architectural point of view.
So we have coded a small test application in PHP, translated it into Java using plain servlets and then Spring MVC, and we discuss the results in a new whitepaper: Exploring nTile PtoJ output flavors.
This is the abstract of the whitepaper:
“The nTile PtoJ migrator is built in a modular fashion, allowing easy adjustments of the output. These adjustments can be as broad as the application architecture itself, or as narrow as varying a threshold for the package import (?import package.*?) statements.
The paper explores two major output architectures (called flavors from now on), plain servlets and Spring MVC. A comparative analysis highlights the differences as well as the common points between these two.”
And this is the summary:
- Introduction
- Common considerations
- The test application
- Translation to servlets
- Translation to Spring
- Conclusions