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Chapter 1: Introduction
Figure 1-1: The Patterns for e-business layered asset model
Figure 1-2: The four primary Business patterns
Figure 1-3: Integration patterns
Figure 1-4: Patterns representing a Custom design
Figure 1-5: Custom design with Self-Service, Information Aggregation, Access Integration and Application Integration
Figure 1-6: Composite patterns
Figure 1-7: Self -ServiceDirectly Integrated Single Channel
Figure 1-8: Self-ServiceDecomposition
Figure 1-9: Directly Integrated Single Channel application patternRuntime pattern
Figure 1-10: Directly Integrated Single Channel application patternRuntime pattern Variation 1
Figure 1-11: Directly Integrated Single Channel application pattern Windows 2000 product mapping
Chapter 2: The Access Integration Pattern
Figure 2-1: Portal composite pattern showing mandatory patterns
Chapter 3: Selecting the Application Patterns
Figure 3-1: Access IntegrationPervasive Device Access
Figure 3-2: Access IntegrationWeb Single Sign-On
Figure 3-3: Access IntegrationPersonalized Delivery
Figure 3-4: Self-Service application patterns
Figure 3-5: Application patterns in a Portal composite pattern
Chapter 4: Selecting the Runtime Patterns
Figure 4-1: Stand-Alone Single Channel application patternRuntime pattern
Figure 4-2: Stand-Alone Single Channel application patternRuntime pattern Variation 1
Figure 4-3: Old Pervasive Device Access Runtime pattern
Figure 4-4: Pervasive Device Access Runtime pattern Variation 1
Figure 4-5: Portal composite pattern variation for Pervasive solution
Chapter 5: Selecting the Product Mapping
Figure 5-1: Pervasive Device Access Runtime pattern Variation 1 product mapping
Figure 5-2: Portal composite pattern runtime pattern variation for Pervasive
Figure 5-3: Protocol mapping
Figure 5-4: Pervasive Portal solution framework
Chapter 6: Technology Options
Figure 6-1: Web client technology model
Figure 6-2: Web application server technology model
Chapter 7: Application Design
Figure 7-1: Component diagram
Figure 7-2: Help desk use case diagram
Figure 7-3: Class diagram - persistent class
Figure 7-4: Class diagram - business class interaction with the entity bean
Figure 7-5: Sequence diagram - make order
Figure 7-6: Sequence diagram with MVC design
Figure 7-7: Model-View-Controller tiers
Figure 7-8: Class diagram for Singleton pattern
Figure 7-9: Class diagram for Facade
Figure 7-10: J2ME architecture tiers
Figure 7-11: Portability between the specifications
Chapter 8: Application Development
Figure 8-1: Development process overview
Figure 8-2: IDE for WebSphere Studio Application Developer
Figure 8-3: IDE for WebSphere Studio Device Developer
Figure 8-4: The Mobile Application Compiler form
Figure 8-5: The DEES Administration Database
Figure 8-6: The Mobile Notes client on a Palm OS device
Figure 8-7: Generating the portlet .war file
Figure 8-8: Enabling Transcoding Technology
Figure 8-9: Configuring Transcoding for a portlet
Figure 8-10: Portlet results on a WAP phone
Figure 8-11: Mobile Application Builder
Figure 8-12: The Mobile Devices Administration Center
Figure 8-13: DB2 Everyplace synchronization for JDBC subscriptions
Figure 8-14: Subscription Set
Figure 8-15: Subscription
Figure 8-16: Groups
Figure 8-17: Users
Figure 8-18: WAP device simulator
Figure 8-19: Palm device simulator
Figure 8-20: The Sametime Connect for Palm OS
Figure 8-21: Notification Services in WebSphere Portal
Chapter 9: Security
Figure 9-1: Security issues for the components of a Pervasive Portal solution
Figure 9-2: Security layers for a generic n- tier solution
Figure 9-3: WebSphere Everyplace Connection Manager security
Figure 9-4: Relationship between protected objects, ACLs and POPs
Figure 9-5: Tivoli Access Manager and Single Sign-On architecture
Chapter 10: System Management
Figure 10-1: n-tier model with System Management and Data Contingency
Figure 10-2: Mobile Devices Administration Center
Figure 10-3: Intelligent Notification Services Administration portlets
Figure 10-4: Intelligent Notification Services User portlets
Figure 10-5: Device Manager console
Figure 10-6: System Management and Data Contingency represented in the operational model
Figure 10-7: Generic n-tier Production environment
Figure 10-8: A generic staging environment
Figure 10-9: A generic development environment
Figure 10-10: Connection between environments
Chapter 11: Performance and Availability
Figure 11-1: Multi-tier model with high availability, performance and high availability
Figure 11-2: Availability chain
Figure 11-3: Active/standby configuration
Figure 11-4: Active/active configuration
Figure 11-5: Load balance configuration
Figure 11-6: Performance and Availability for Pervasive Portal Solution components
Figure 11-7: ISP and routers high availability
Figure 11-8: Wireless Gateway cluster solution
Figure 11-9: High Availability for the Tivoli Access Manager components
Figure 11-10: Web application server availability
Figure 11-11: Web application server and Authentication proxy availability
Figure 11-12: Choosing a pattern
Figure 11-13: Portal pattern
Figure 11-14: Setting Performance and capacity objectives
Figure 11-15: Software settings
Figure 11-16: Hardware choice
Figure 11-17: Performance results
Figure 11-18: Performance graphics
Figure 11-19: Performance graphics
Chapter 12: Technical Scenario
Figure 12-1: Install portlet
Figure 12-2: Create a place
Figure 12-3: Create a page
Figure 12-4: Page to define the lay out for portlets
Figure 12-5: Page for select the portlets
Figure 12-6: Page after selecting the portlets
Figure 12-7: ITSO Web Application
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Patterns: Pervasive Portals Patterns for E-Business Series
ISBN: 0738427772
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 83
Authors:
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Structures, Processes and Relational Mechanisms for IT Governance
A View on Knowledge Management: Utilizing a Balanced Scorecard Methodology for Analyzing Knowledge Metrics
Technical Issues Related to IT Governance Tactics: Product Metrics, Measurements and Process Control
Managing IT Functions
Governance Structures for IT in the Health Care Industry
Image Processing with LabVIEW and IMAQ Vision
Compression Techniques
Image Standards
Frequency Filtering
Image Analysis
Reading Instrument Displays
Cisco IP Communications Express: CallManager Express with Cisco Unity Express
Cisco IPC Express System Architecture
Accessing Call Parameters for an Active Call
Digit Manipulation
Stonevoice Voice Mail
Step 4: Configuring Extensions and Phones
Adobe After Effects 7.0 Studio Techniques
Understanding Rendering Order
Color Matching
Conclusion
Conclusion
Fire
Cisco IOS in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))
Setting the System Prompt
The line Command
IP Routing Topics
A Simple BGP Configuration
Traffic Policing
User Interfaces in C#: Windows Forms and Custom Controls
Creating Usable Interfaces
Forms
Modern Controls
Custom Controls
GDI+ Basics
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