EXAM Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

DYNAMIC WEB PROGRAMS INCLUDES

A

PHP
XML
JAVASCRIPT
HTML

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2
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Need for integration?

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Change is inevitable
Emerging new technologies
Technology Change
Organizational Architecture
Individual System
Zero Latency Organization
Integration Availability

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3
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Deals with integration
approaches that connect
IT infrastracture, people
and software components

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Integrative Programming

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4
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Communication between set
of heterogenous systems
that are integrated together

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01 Intersystem
Communication

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5
Q

Relationship will be
between people and
things
-Giant network of connected
“things” which also includes
people

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IOT

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6
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Focus on communication
mechanism & data
standardization

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System Integration

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7
Q

defines how applications will be
integrated by defining the nature
of and mechanisms for integration.

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Integration
Mode

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8
Q

allows the integration of new software
through the existing presentations of the
legacy software

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Presentation
integration

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9
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 allows the integration of software through
access to the data that is created,
managed and stored by the software
typically for the purposes of reusing or
synchronizing data across applications.

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Data
integration

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10
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allows the integration of software for the
purpose of invoking existing functionality
from other new or existing applications.
 The integration is done through interfaces
to the software.

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Functional
integration

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11
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two systems to be integrated
are separated by continents and data
between them has to travel through
phone-lines, LAN segments, routers,
switches, public networks,and satellite links.

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Network is
unreliable

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12
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every application runs
on a separate environment, e.g., database
storage is not shared among applications.
 Message- based communication is the only
possibility to exchange information

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Distributed

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13
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Each application implements its own data
model

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Heterogeneous

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14
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is an integration framework composed of a collection of
technologies and services which form a middleware or “middleware
framework” to enable the integration of systems and applications across
organizations

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Application integration

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15
Q

One application writes a file that another later read. The
applications need to agree on the filename and location, the
format of the file, the timing of when it

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File Transfer

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16
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Multiple applications share the same database schema, located in
a single physical database. Because there is no duplicate data
storage, no data must be transferred from one application to the
other

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Shared Database

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17
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One application exposes some of its functionality so that it can be
accessed remotely by other applications as a remote procedure.
 The communication occurs real-time and synchronously.

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Remote Procedure Invocation

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18
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One application publishes a message to a common message channel

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Messaging

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19
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refers to any behind
the scenes software that allows
these two levels to communicate
and interact with each other

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Middleware

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20
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 Below the surface, however,
they are comprised of several
interconnected elements
running in distributed locations

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Hiding the
distributed
nature of an
application.

21
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usually made up
of different hardware, different
operating systems, and different
communication protocols.

22
Q

Middleware allows these
different systems to work
together while masking their
differences
.

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Hiding the
heterogeneity
of the
enterprise.

23
Q

Avoiding duplication and
enabling compatibility between
applications by providing a
common framework for
performing various general
-
purpose functions

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Avoiding
duplication
and enabling
compatibility

24
Q

Software infrastructure that allows
messages to be sent and received
over distributed applications

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Message
Oriented
Middleware
(MOM)

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Prevents the message from getting misplaced while awaiting to get to the server or client
Message Oriented Middleware (MOM)
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A client-server interaction that makes it possible for the functionality of an application to be distributed across multiple platforms.
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Middleware
27
Allows direct access and interaction with a database
Database Middleware
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Set of protocols, tools and definitions for building applications
Application Programming Interface (API)
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 To control the communication between objects in distributed computing Allows one computer to make program calls to another through a computer network
object middleware
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 To reinforce the function of electronic transactions  Controlling transaction apps, pushing database updates related to the transaction
Transaction Processing (TP) Middleware
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Building extensive software systems for controlling robot systems  Helps to manage and control the heterogeneity and complexity of the hardware and software systems
Robotic Middleware
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Provides an integration framework through which operations, executions and runtime services from several apps  Combining data from several different sources into one unified platform
Integration Middleware
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Provides the basic structure on which applications for a particular environment can be built  Acts as a backbone that supports the application
Application Framework
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Provides a set of tools that are used to build applications
Device Middleware
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Provides game designers with access to tools that make the game creation process easier
Game Engines
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Enterprise portal servers are also sometimes referred to middleware because they enable a smooth front-end integration
Portals
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Most mutitier systems will recquire database
database software
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Holds the business logic of the application
Apllication Server
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Interaction tool used to provide selected audience with access to business application relevant infoation, instant messgaing, diacussion forums and other company resource
Portal
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a framework that is used to easily design ,develop and deploy application
SOA - service oriented architecture
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role of this is to process and deliver client request
web server
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THIS enables client programs to locate other services within a distributed enterprise.
DIRECTORY
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Middleware can be used to pass messages between different systems or software. The messages can then trigger a transaction or other action.
MESSAGE QUEUES
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Middleware can be used to authenticate client programs and confirm that the program and the user behind the program are actually who they claim to be.
SECURITY
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Middleware can be used to manage and control individual transactions and ensure that any problems do not corrupt the system or database
TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT
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These rely a lot on network applications which involve enterprise and database systems.
BUSINESSES
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These applications need to perform many different functions, such as updating orders, messaging customers, facilitating payments, allowing customers to track shipments, and so on.
NETWORK
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The applications must agree on a channel as well as the format of the
MESSAGE