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== Component diagram ==
 
== Component diagram ==
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[[File:Vox.jpg]]
 
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Note that vox-services has not been split in platform and core. It probably should.
  
 
== Platform ==
 
== Platform ==
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* authentication
 
* authentication
 
* authorisation
 
* authorisation
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* menu [[CodelistManagerDesign#Publish_.26_Subscribe_for_the_Menu]]
 
* workflow
 
* workflow
* plugin
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* plugin architecture
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* OSGI
  
 
== Core ==
 
== Core ==
 
Core implements functions specific to the domain. The component vocbench-core implements vocabulary management. The component cotrix-core implements codelist management.  
 
Core implements functions specific to the domain. The component vocbench-core implements vocabulary management. The component cotrix-core implements codelist management.  
 
  
 
== Vox ==
 
== Vox ==
 
Vox is everything what VocBench and Cotrix have in common and share.
 
Vox is everything what VocBench and Cotrix have in common and share.
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== Service ==
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A service is either a GWT or a REST webservice.

Latest revision as of 18:07, 5 December 2012

Cotrix configuration and deployment scenarios

Component diagram

This is a diagram where high-level components are identified, including their dependencies.

Vox.jpg

Note that vox-services has not been split in platform and core. It probably should.

Platform

Platform is referred to as web application platform. It does not have any functional components. It implements non functional requirements as:

Core

Core implements functions specific to the domain. The component vocbench-core implements vocabulary management. The component cotrix-core implements codelist management.

Vox

Vox is everything what VocBench and Cotrix have in common and share.

Service

A service is either a GWT or a REST webservice.