Overhaul of the application of the Slovenian Current Research Information System (SICRIS)

Andrej Korošec
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The article presents upgrades and features of the new SICRIS application version, based on updated trasfer of data from ARRS, migration to open source environment and updated web services. In 2022, the project of migration from the Windows platform (MS SQL, ASP.NET, IIS) to the Linux platform (PostgreSQL, Java EE, Wildfly) was completed. The new version SICRIS2 (V1.0) was issued. The new version includes most of the functionalities of the old SICRIS application, in addition it includes enhanced browser and data display as well as a higher speed of operation. Due to the migration to the platform used also by other IZUM services, the maintenance is simpler and security is improved.

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CRIS | data transmission | open source software | SICRIS | SICRIS2 application | web service
https://doi.org/10.3359/oz2227003

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