Logical Design
Table 3 Documents That Help You Develop
a Logical Design|
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Logical design in general |
Chapter 1, Introduction to Java Enterprise System, and Chapter 4, Java Enterprise System Solution Life-Cycle Tasks, explain technical requirements in the context of developing a Java ES solution. Chapter 2, Java Enterprise System Architectural Framework, explains how to think about architecture for a Java ES solution. |
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Logical architecture |
Designing a Logical Architecture in Chapter 4 discusses developing a logical architecture in detail. |
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Deployment scenario |
Deployment Scenario in Chapter 4 discusses developing a deployment scenario in detail. |
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Sun Java System Communications Services 6 2005Q4 Deployment Planning Guide |
Chapter 3, Understanding Product Requirements and Considerations, and Chapter 5, Developing a Communications Services Logical Architecture, describe specific considerations for communications services. |
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Sun Java System Access Manager 7 2005Q4 Deployment Planning Guide |
Chapter 4, Logical Design with Access Manager, introduces some issues specific to Access Manager. |
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Sun Java System Portal Server 6 2005Q4 Deployment Planning Guide |
Chapter 1, “Portal Server Architecture,” introduces some issues specific to Portal Server and Portal Server Secure Remote Access. |
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