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򐂰 Monitoring

򐂰 Integration with systems management and administration tooling

More advanced administration features that can be provided by this node include

self-monitoring and self-management.

The hub should support security capabilities such as authentication,

authorization, non-repudiation, confidentiality, and security standards, such as

Kerberos and WS-Security. The Administration and Security Services

component provides the interface to the security services.

4.2 Runtime patterns for Directly Integrated Single

Channel

The Directly Integrated Single Channel application pattern provides point-to-point

connectivity between the user and the existing back-end applications.

The Runtime pattern for the Directly Integrated Single Channel application

pattern has been broken down into a generic Runtime pattern and then further

refined using an SOA profile.

4.2.1 Generic Runtime pattern for Directly Integrated Single Channel

The Runtime pattern shown in Figure 4-2 represents one solution for the Directly

Integrated Single Channel application pattern. Based on the Enterprise Solution

Structure (ESS) Thin Client Transactional pattern, this runtime is a starting point

for extending business to the Web.