Logical Design Phase

During logical design, using use cases from the technical requirements phase as inputs, you identify the Access Manager components necessary to implement a solution. You also identify components that provide support to those Java ES components, and any additional custom-developed components necessary to meet the business requirements. You then map the components within a logical architecture that shows the interrelationships among the components. The logical architecture does not specify any hardware required to implement the solution.

The output of the logical design phase is the logical architecture. The logical architecture and the QoS requirements from the technical requirements phase form a deployment scenario, which is the input to the deployment design phase.

See Chapter 4, Logical Design with Access Manager.