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| − | This document will briefly describe the I-Card Manager | + | This document will briefly describe the I-Card Manager Web Application architecture. The I-Card Manager containing Web components that are packaged as WAR file. The conventions for Web applications are discussed more in [http://java.sun.com/blueprints/code/projectconventions.html#99632 Strategy for Web Applications]. |
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | The i-card manager | + | The i-card manager provides users with a web-based management interface to the user's [http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/I-Card I-Cards] and underlying context data (if any). This app is accessed by pressing a button (currently a Higgins mouse icon/button) that is added to the browser's toolbar. From a browser, users select from these i-cards to manage it. |
| − | In essence, the i-card manager | + | In essence, the i-card manager consists of a front-end user Web site, which provides a face to its users, and a back-end WS client, which accesses the RPPS' Web service. |
| − | * I-Card Manager Web site application - This application provides the Web pages that let users select, create or update i-cards. The Web site application | + | * I-Card Manager Web site application - This application provides the Web pages that let users select, create or update i-cards. The Web site application is responsible for coordinating all activities necessary to manage user's i-cards. It interacts with all the other applications through Web services. For example it acts as a client and accesses the RPPS Web service. |
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 04:12, 13 February 2007
This document will briefly describe the I-Card Manager Web Application architecture. The I-Card Manager containing Web components that are packaged as WAR file. The conventions for Web applications are discussed more in Strategy for Web Applications.
Overview
The i-card manager provides users with a web-based management interface to the user's I-Cards and underlying context data (if any). This app is accessed by pressing a button (currently a Higgins mouse icon/button) that is added to the browser's toolbar. From a browser, users select from these i-cards to manage it.
In essence, the i-card manager consists of a front-end user Web site, which provides a face to its users, and a back-end WS client, which accesses the RPPS' Web service.
- I-Card Manager Web site application - This application provides the Web pages that let users select, create or update i-cards. The Web site application is responsible for coordinating all activities necessary to manage user's i-cards. It interacts with all the other applications through Web services. For example it acts as a client and accesses the RPPS Web service.