Technical overview of the JISC Information Environment
1. Technical overview of the JISC Information Environment Andy Powell [email_address] UKOLN, University of Bath JISC/NSF DLI All Projects Meeting June 2002
21. IMS Digital Repositories Repositories Resource Utilizers Directories Vocabulary Competency Metadata Repositories Organizations Traders Access Management MANAGE RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS CONTROL ACCESS AUTHENTICATE AUTHORISE AUDIT Procurement NEGOTIATE TRADE MAKE PAYMENT SEARCH Learner Creator Infoseeker Assets Metadata DISCOVER REQUEST USE Presentation Mediation Provision People Agent RESOLVE Registries STORE STORE EXPOSE MANAGE STORE EXPOSE MANAGE DELIVER (Query, Browse, Follow Path) ACCESS GATHER PUBLISH MANAGE ALERT EXPOSE
22. Web Services - IBM “ Web Services are self-contained, self-describing, modular applications that can be published, located and invoked across the Web”. IBM Web Services architecture overview http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/w-ovr/?dwzone=ibm
23. Web Services - Microsoft “ A Web service is programmable application logic, accessible using standard Internet protocols”. A Platform for Web Services http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/techart/websvcs_platform.htm
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25. IBM Web services model service registry service provider service requestor Find Publish Bind WSDL UDDI WSDL SOAP WSDL UDDI
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27. JISC IE - Web services service registry service provider service requestor Find Publish Bind Collection and Service description service JISC Inf. Env. Service registry Content providers, aggregators, brokers, shared services Portals, aggregators, brokers
28. JISC Information Env. Broker/Aggregator Portal Portal Content providers End-user Portal Broker/Aggregator Authentication Authorisation Resolver Inst’n Profile Shared services Provision layer Fusion layer Presentation layer Service provider Service requestor Service provider Service requestor Service registry