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New .Net Project

I will be starting a new .Net project shortly for a hedge fund client of ours, the client currently is using Microsoft technologies and so it makes sense for them to build their new system using the .Net technology stack.  WinForms will be used for the User Interface, making use of the Infragistics control suite, specifically the excellent grid control.  We will be using SQLServer 2000 as the back end database, and there is a possibility, later that we will be looking to implement a lightweight message bus to provide disconnected components.  The system will support the following core areas, Risk Management, Market Risk, P&L and Pricing. 

The main challenge at the moment is setting up a development environment, and a deployment model that can support both .Net development and continue to support legacy Excel spreadsheets.  We will be using CruiseControl.Net along with CVS, NANT, NUNIT, MBUNIT to provide the initial development environment. 

Later on in the project we will be looking to provide a distributed environment, possibly using Alchemi .NET

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# re: New .Net Project

Gravatar So what do you think you might use Alchemi.NET for?

How are you finding CruiseControl.NET? Any issues with it so far? 5/25/2004 4:58 AM | Matt

# re: New .Net Project

Gravatar Much of the client's buisiness will be to run Risk Analysis reports, and from what I currently understand they expect the risk calculations to take many hours to run, so there is an anticipation that the calcs will be decoupled enough to allow for a distibuted approach to run the analytics, this is where we think we may be able to use Alchemi.Net

As far as CruiseControl, so far we have had some sucess, we are finding a couple of quirks that are more anoying than anything else, once we have it up and running completly I will publish out the results, and a more detailed analysis of the product 5/25/2004 4:25 PM | DLG

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