SaaS with on-premise

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Hi,

I want to integrate a SaaS based application with on premise solution; can you please guide me which is the most effective way to integration both solution and what tool and technologies are requited.

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Posted 12-Apr-11 3:02am

free_soul424

Updated 12-Apr-11 3:30am

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Toniyo Jackson 12-Apr-11 9:03am

Removed pre tag. Pre tag is for code.

R. Giskard Reventlov 12-Apr-11 9:29am

What research have you already done for yourself? What did you find out? How did you apply that knowledge?

free_soul424 12-Apr-11 9:44am

In my point of view, integration is just like any other desktop application, as I have APIs available. The difference would be the “Web”. As the application will be hosted on web, please correct me if I am wrong, and the tool and technologies I am looking for, can be WCF for communication and asp.net with silver light flavor. But the main thing is that I want to make application less coupled there should be room to change the on-premise application with any other when required. And resulting integrated application will be a SaaS application. please suggest your idea.

Member 7762422 12-Apr-11 9:58am

What kind of SaaS solutions are you working with? Could you provide us some more info?

free_soul424 12-Apr-11 10:04am

A retail solution that is already in SaaS format and other is on-premise security suite that needs to be integrated with. Security solution handles client authentication and authorization. Does it make any sense..

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