From: Lyndon Samson <lyndon.samson@...>
Date: 2005-11-21T07:46:23+09:00
Subject: Re: Help requested: new book

------=_Part_26650_24750891.1132526778384
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Disposition: inline

>
> Enterprise Ruby
>
> Preface
> Section I: Core Technologies
> Chapter 1: Web Services
> Chapter 2: Dynamic Content Using Servlets and WEBrick
> Chapter 3: Ruby on Rails
> Section II: Enterprise Recipes
> Chapter 4: Adding Spell Checking and Correction
> Chapter 5: Using AJAX
> Chapter 6: Adding Search
> Chapter 7: Handling Documents
> Chapter 8: Report Generation
> Section III: Unusual and Useful Ruby Hacks
> Index
>

You probably want a chapter for EAI ( Enterprise Application Integration ).
So whatever you can find on Data munging/DBMS ETL/XML
transforms+generation/Messaging Buses/Application adapters etc. would be
great.

Maybe some B2B ( How to generate RosettaNet compatible XML with Ruby etc ).

How about DMS ( Document Management Systems ), storing/indexing/producing
corporate documentation. Maybe Ruby interfaces to 'High End' DMS's like
Documentum. Someone wrote a nice Ruby OpenOffice search a while back if you=
r
DMS is a fileserver :-)

Also testing and release management are big in Enterprises, so address
Ruby's applicabilty to those.

------=_Part_26650_24750891.1132526778384--