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	In general, the many sources of software architecture information are extremely thorough, learned and lengthy, requiring a serious investment of time to fully digest.(...) If you work as an architect or senior designer, or you want to one day, this book should be of value to you. And if you’re a student who is studying software engineering and need an overview of the field of software architecture, this book should be an approachable and useful first source of information.
Chapter 4	Oracle BPEL Process Manager is developed in Java and runs on a J2EE application server. (...) Oracle also offers a BPEL Designer that enables BPEL process development using an intuitive graphical editor instead of writing BPEL code by hand and also allows us to automatically deploy BPEL processes. The BPEL Designer eases the development (and maintenance) of BPEL processes considerably.
Chapter 7	We are going to walk you through creating a custom module for the CoffeeConnections portal. A custom module can consist of one or more custom web controls. The areas we will cover are: creating a private assembly project to build and debug your module; creating View and Edit controls; adding additional options to the module settings page; creating a SQLDataProvider; packaging your module; uploading your module.
Chapter 1	Usually people don't realize the full potential of a domain and exactly what it can offer their organization. Many times the Active Directory is simply used as a replacement for an NT 4 SAM domain without offering any additional benefits but we will discuss that in much more detail throughout this book. Let us begin with a brief history of how the concept of domains originated and how its use has evolved up to the current state.
Chapter 17	Authoring Connector is a client component and needs to be installed on every desktop that requires it. Once installed, it adds a Send to MCMS option to Word's File menu. Authors click on this option to upload the open document to the website. In this chapter, we will build an additional section for the TropicalGreen site, named Columns.