HOW to ARCHITECT for DEVELOPERS
The majority of new Technologies are refined and renamed old ones
2012 IT developers and, especially IT Security specialists struggled for years trying to create an identity control at the enterprise level. The most known initiative and model in this area is Single Sign On (SSO) where an identity of an end-user can be propagated between systems and can be recognized across an enterprise. In today’s …
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J2EE Journal, 2008 READS: 12,417 At a glance the reuse of a service and entitlement to those service results have nothing in common. But on the second thought, the more a service gets reused the greater the chance of serving users with different access rights to the service results. We’ll discuss two models of reuse …
J2EE Journal, 2008 The requirements for different user-facing applications frequently say something like: “User has to see/read/be shown only funds/records/itineraries/policies he or she is entitled to.” Permissions in these cases usually depend on multiple factors related to the user profile (job role, locale, etc.), to the protected data (data origin, storage, approval status, etc.), or …
J2EE Journal OCTOBER 15, 2005 10:30 AM EDT READS: 32,681 Application architects have heard about the increased importance of security, but in many cases they really don’t know how to approach this issue. In this article, I’ll share my experience and define a few basic steps and checkpoints for building application architecture with …
HOW to ARCHITECT for DEVELOPERS 