Научно-популярная и псевдонаучная литература (критическое мышление лекция 12 ...Igor Kleiner
Научно-популярная и псевдонаучная литература (критическое мышление лекция 12 - новый курс)
Продолжение курса лекции - критическое мышление на каждый день
Лекция 12 - псевдонаучная литература, научно-популярная литература
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IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1 - Executive OverviewDvir Reznik
Customer presentation about IBM WebSphere Portal V6.1, showcasing why WS Portal (and WCM/Quickr/Connections) is the perfect solution to deploy as a portal platform. The presentation is in Hebrew, and there are plenty of screenshots.
לפרוייקט הכשרה והשמה יחודי לתחום המובייל דרושים מפתחים בעלי נסיון בכל שפת/ טכנולוגית פיתוח להסבה לתחום מג\'יק .
לפרטים נוספים:
אושרית – 054-5771150
03-7529922 Ext 124
Oshrit@interbit.co.il
Научно-популярная и псевдонаучная литература (критическое мышление лекция 12 ...Igor Kleiner
Научно-популярная и псевдонаучная литература (критическое мышление лекция 12 - новый курс)
Продолжение курса лекции - критическое мышление на каждый день
Лекция 12 - псевдонаучная литература, научно-популярная литература
Как выбрать?
IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1 - Executive OverviewDvir Reznik
Customer presentation about IBM WebSphere Portal V6.1, showcasing why WS Portal (and WCM/Quickr/Connections) is the perfect solution to deploy as a portal platform. The presentation is in Hebrew, and there are plenty of screenshots.
לפרוייקט הכשרה והשמה יחודי לתחום המובייל דרושים מפתחים בעלי נסיון בכל שפת/ טכנולוגית פיתוח להסבה לתחום מג\'יק .
לפרטים נוספים:
אושרית – 054-5771150
03-7529922 Ext 124
Oshrit@interbit.co.il
Windows 2008 has a lot new security features like CNG, RODC, ASLR, Windows Auditing, Windows Defender, Security Center, Service Hardening, Bitlocker, NAP, UAC.
If you are interested on learning more about them and what is different from Windows 2003\XP to Windows 2008\Vista you are welcome to check a session I gave at Microsoft Israel.
Podcast - Ask Me Cyber - Session 5 - Professional Training as a Network Eecur...Hillel Kobrovski
פודקאסט Ask Me Cyber פרק 5
הדרך להיות מומחה בתחום ה Network Security
חלוקה לתחומים והכשרות בתחום
לצפייה בפרק
https://youtu.be/YwHYw2h0fX4
לערוץ
www.AskMeCyber.co.il
The document discusses a client side integration engine that can solve problems with client side applications. The engine provides a predefined framework with strong APIs and reusable adapters. It allows for popup messages, synchronous and asynchronous execution, and integration with different client side and server technologies like .NET, C++ and Java. The engine integrates into a master environment using COM, JDB or C++ and facilitates communication between a server and client through integration and adapter layers.
Windows 2008 has a lot new security features like CNG, RODC, ASLR, Windows Auditing, Windows Defender, Security Center, Service Hardening, Bitlocker, NAP, UAC.
If you are interested on learning more about them and what is different from Windows 2003\XP to Windows 2008\Vista you are welcome to check a session I gave at Microsoft Israel.
Podcast - Ask Me Cyber - Session 5 - Professional Training as a Network Eecur...Hillel Kobrovski
פודקאסט Ask Me Cyber פרק 5
הדרך להיות מומחה בתחום ה Network Security
חלוקה לתחומים והכשרות בתחום
לצפייה בפרק
https://youtu.be/YwHYw2h0fX4
לערוץ
www.AskMeCyber.co.il
The document discusses a client side integration engine that can solve problems with client side applications. The engine provides a predefined framework with strong APIs and reusable adapters. It allows for popup messages, synchronous and asynchronous execution, and integration with different client side and server technologies like .NET, C++ and Java. The engine integrates into a master environment using COM, JDB or C++ and facilitates communication between a server and client through integration and adapter layers.
This document discusses challenges with IT and CRM projects and proposes using Agile project management. It notes that predefined "out of the box" solutions often cannot support all client business processes and integration is problematic. Agile, specifically Scrum, is recommended as it allows for iterative development in short cycles with customer involvement, as opposed to predictive approaches which often fail to meet scope, time and budget goals. Distributed teams are best with predictive methods while predefined solutions require a more adaptive approach like Agile.
The document defines a LogicEquation class and several supporting classes that allow for analyzing and evaluating logic equations. The LogicEquation class can tokenize an equation string into individual logic products, resolve variable keys, and evaluate the overall equation by iterating through each product. The main() function demonstrates analyzing and evaluating a sample logic equation.
Object Oriented Approach Within Siebel BoundariesRoman Agaev
This document discusses implementing object-oriented principles within the Siebel environment. It defines key object-oriented concepts like hierarchy, inheritance, abstraction, encapsulation, generalization, polymorphism, and persistence. The document argues that Siebel supports these concepts through mechanisms like business components, services, and classes. It emphasizes that developers must adhere to object-oriented patterns like strong typing and encapsulation when building applications in Siebel. Following these principles helps reuse code and align development with object-oriented analysis and design.
The document describes three projects (A, B, C) that implemented Siebel systems for integration within companies in Israel. Project A used Siebel 2000 with a thick client and integrated asynchronously and synchronously using MQSeries. Project B also used Siebel 2000 and a thick client, and integrated asynchronously using MQSeries and synchronously using HTTP. Project C used Siebel 7.8 with a thin web client and integrated asynchronously and synchronously using HTTP and an EAI object manager or wrapped Java adapter.
The document discusses potential solutions for integrating two different versions of Siebel. It evaluates Universal Application Network (UAN), Websphere Business Integration (WBI), Siebel Integration Layer, Siebel Master Data Applications, and a third-party custom application. Each solution is described and evaluated based on criteria like complexity, coupling, reliability, and simplicity. The document concludes that the Siebel Integration Layer provides the best solution due to its simplicity, flexibility, time to market, and reliability compared to the other options. Diagrams of sample architectures are also included in the appendix.
Client/Server Paradigm And Its ImplementationRoman Agaev
The document proposes a client/server architecture and implementation for enabling messaging capabilities across the Siebel application. It involves creating a cacheable business service that manages messages in a queue. The design also includes browser-side and server-side scripts to display messages, as well as client and server applications that communicate via XMLRPC to enable messaging without a user context. Code examples demonstrate how the messaging engine would function within the Siebel environment and across client/server.
Order Management Plus Integration TopicsRoman Agaev
The document discusses order management functionality in Siebel including order verification, submission, and processing. Key aspects include product configuration checking, payment handling, and integrating Siebel with backend systems using TIBCO middleware for workflows. It also covers how Siebel models customers, accounts, assets and products in a hierarchical and relational manner.
The document discusses best practices for workflow processes in Siebel. It describes the key components of a workflow including the workflow diagram, properties, triggers for invocation, and steps. The diagram window allows creating workflows using predefined steps like start, decision, business service, and more. Properties control persistence and mode. Triggers for invocation include scripting, runtime events, and workflow policies. Best practices include using workflows for complex processes rather than simple cases, and considering limitations of steps.
Workflow On The Fly Monitoring SolutionRoman Agaev
This document discusses potential approaches for monitoring Siebel workflow execution, including:
1. Workflow persistence which stores workflow state to allow interrupted processes to resume.
2. Siebel Application Response Management (SARM) which captures timing data for monitoring performance.
3. Siebel environment logging which records errors to server log files.
4. A Workflow Instance Monitor view which provides a history of all workflow process and step instances.
The document evaluates these options and their tradeoffs for monitoring workflow processes in Siebel applications.
This document analyzes potential solutions for implementing a VPN in a Siebel environment. It discusses two main approaches: 1) Using different VPN and VPN item products consolidated using agreement and entitlement entities, and 2) Classifying existing products using a network element type field and using premises to populate fields. Both approaches leverage out-of-the-box entities and data models. The preferred solution is the first approach using agreements and entitlements, but it presents risks regarding a user participating in multiple VPNs and cross-product validation.
Potential Customer Data Model Solution TelcoRoman Agaev
This document proposes two approaches to account structure: 1) having separate service and billing accounts represent a customer, and 2) having a single customer account represent a customer. The single customer account approach decreases complexity and prevents unnecessary account growth while still supporting necessary functionality. However, it may oversimplify some real-world scenarios. The best solution may be a combined approach using customer accounts for private customers and separate service/billing accounts for corporate customers.
This document proposes a common generalized logging mechanism for Siebel environments. It describes analyzing requirements for a centralized logging infrastructure and designing a single module approach. The design includes a logging table in the database layer, a business component and object in the business layer, and an applet and view in the user interface layer. Examples are provided of how the common logging engine would handle new log entries. The goal is to provide a standardized way to capture diagnostic information across different Siebel functional points for troubleshooting issues.
The document proposes a general error handling approach for Siebel applications. It involves designing a common error object model and cacheable Business Service that can generate, store, and retrieve error objects. The error objects would contain standardized fields to provide visibility into errors across different Siebel components. The Business Service would have methods for creating errors, appending them to a session list, and retrieving the last or full list of errors for an application session. The errors would also be logged to a database table for long-term storage and analysis.
This document proposes a common redirection mechanism for Siebel applications that provides additional client-side redirection and authorization. It analyzes using server-side and client-side redirection approaches. The design injects HTML/JavaScript code into a Siebel business component field for redirection. This allows redirecting unauthorized users to an authorization page. The approach reuses existing Siebel features and common design paradigms established in other documents.
This document proposes an analysis and design for a custom system parameters module. The module would allow shared data to be managed and retrieved across all sessions within an enterprise system. It includes elements from the database, business and interface layers, such as a table to store parameters in a database, a business component and service to manage the data, and a view and applet for the user interface. Examples of using the module to store and retrieve cross-session parameters are also provided.
This document proposes a design for a global parameters module that allows for shared data across processes within a user session. It includes analysis of requirements, proposed design, and usage examples. The design includes a business layer with a global parameters business object and component, and a graphic user interface layer with views and applets. The business component would provide methods for setting, finding, resetting, and retrieving parameters. This global parameters module could enable cross-process parameter storage and usage within applications.
Common Msisdn Resource Number ManagementRoman Agaev
This document analyzes and designs a module for managing MSISDN numbers in Siebel. It considers creating new entities, using Siebel's native entities, or a combination. The preferred option is new entities for their performance and scalability. The designed module includes tables for numbers, intersections with orders/quotes/assets, number history, and portability. It also includes business components and a user interface to manage numbers throughout their lifecycle and associations.