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IA (information architecture), 55

ICQ, 9

IDE (integrated development environment), 23, 398

Identification requirements, 118-119

Identifier element (use case), 111

Identities, types of, 190-191

IDENTITY data type (SQL Server), 313

Identity flow

at the application level, 191

operating system, 191

IIS (Internet Information Server), 20, 85-86, 303

running as a service, 309

settings, 435

version-control options, 436

IL (intermediate language) assemblies, 26

IM (instant messaging) client, 291

Image maps, accessible, 115

Images, accessible, 115

Immunity requirements, 119

Imperative role-based security, 189

Impersonation, 190

Implementation status attribute (requirements), 100

Inactive accounts, deleting, 86

Incremental backup, 193

Incremental builds (assembly), 397

Indent Case Labels (C#), 415

Indentation of code, 412

Indexes

as database optimizations, 313

creating, 370

for a field, 368

guidelines for when to create, 369

impact on performance of, 369

for a relational database, 368

selecting columns for, 369

types of, 369

Indexing specification, creating, 368-370

Indexing strategy, designing, 369

Indirect users, 95

Industry position, analyzing, 96-97

Industry-specific processes (business processes), 94

Information, analyzing, 124

Information icon (Event Viewer), 343

Information inventory, 123

Information models, 148

Information stores

identifying, 124

types of, 124

Information traveling through the system, documenting, 252

Information types, 124

Information-gathering techniques, 102

Infrastructure architecture (EA), 55

In-memory databases, transaction servers for, 271

Input and output devices, DFDs for, 258

Insecure data, 120

Insert Spaces option (code formatting), 413

Installation process, 117

Installer application (distribution method), 173

Integrating of systems, 121-123

Integration (application)

defined, 164

specifications for, 345-348

strategies for, 164-165

Integration architecture (EA), 56

Integration point, 347

Integration requirements, 104, 121-123

Integration testing, 422-423

bottom-up approach, 423

top-down approach, 422-423

umbrella approach, 423

Integrity requirements, 119

IntelliSense, 24, 396, 398, 405, 407

IntelliSense help, displaying, 405

Interchangeable component, 154

Interface document, 393-394

Interface names, using the I prefix for, 409

Interface object (data flow diagram), 105-106

Interface object (use case), 88

Interface object (Visio application), 108

Interfaces, consistent set of, 417

Interfacing tasks, centralizing, 300

Internal dependencies, identifying, 103

Internal release cycles, 430

Internationalization (i18n), 112-114, 301

Internet

COM/DCOM model and, 7-8

web services available on, 14, 308

Internet Explorer, as a functional application, 287

Internet protocols, web services and, 272

Internet standards-based interface, 357

Interoperability

designing for, 164

types of, 165

Interpreted vs. compiled languages, 19

Interviewing, 102

Interviews with key personnel, 86, 136-137

Intrusion detection requirements, 120

Inventory

categories of, 123

steps involved in searching, 254

tracking and reordering, 288

Invoicing, business objects in, 293-294

Invoicing example, 293-294, 315

IPrincipal interface, 303

IPv6 protocol, 29

Irreflexive constraint (ORM diagram), 238

Is (in Boolean variables), 410

ISAM (indexed sequence access method), 169

Isolated model (of web application development), 434-435

Isolating applications, 174

Issues tracking, 432

IT environment

analyzing, 123-125

existing, 85

impact of solution on, 125

IT state, comparing current and future, 125

Iterative development, 47

benefits of, 49

defined, 49

Iterative programming, 49




MCSD Analyzing Requirements and Defining. NET Solutions Architectures Study Guide (Exam 70-300)
MCSD Analyzing Requirements and Defining .NET Solutions Architectures Study Guide (Exam 70-300 (Certification Press)
ISBN: 0072125861
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 94

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