Cache' Programming Vignettes - Tips and Tricks

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NEMUG Members:
The present ongoing VCM in Boston will bring up many key topics that can 
be focused at this NEMUG meeting and that we in the PNW would like to be 
able to pass on to our membership. Cache development techniques that fit 
into the "Enterpise View, Life Cycle Principles" applied to the healthcare 
area will be very useful to all M community members and especially those 
who are currently using Cache. Those who are attending the VCM from the VA 
must surely be aware of the Zachman Information Architecture Planning (EAP)
concepts that provide the "Framework" for these ideas since that has 
become the perpsective for federal planning for use of information 
technology. Cache Users in our area will be most interested in how these 
ideas can be incorporated into programs for our users so that use of the M 
environment can be solidly explained to potential users not familiar with 
EAP. EAP using M will have a certain profile that is different from other 
data management environments and the advantages of this profile, including 
the Cache developement environment will need to be fully appreciated by 
potential users. We do, therefore, look forward to what is presented 
during this meeting related to this subject.


On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 nemug-news-admin@intersystems.com wrote:

> Greetings fellow NEMUG members.
>
> On May 11, 2005 our NEMUG presentation will be a demonstration of various
> Cache' development techniques to help the attendees become more effective
> Cache' developers.    To that end, I would like to hear from you regarding
> potential topics.
>
> We are planning an evening that will be a collection of application
> development vignettes.   Each segment will demonstrate a particular
> programming technique or solve a particular problem.   I'd like these topics
> to come from you.
>
> As you think of them, please send me your ideas, questions or suggestions.
> These can be either challenges you've already faced, or techniques that you
> are curious about.   The goal is to shed some light on topics you think
> would be interesting to you and to others who share your technology
> interests.
>
> I will look forward to hearing from you over the coming months.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Anthony Pilozzi, NEMUG Board Vice Chair
> apilozzi@intersystems.com
>
>