Computing Architecture.pptVIP

Computing Architecture Standards and Products Operating System: MVS Unix Netware MS Windows3.1, 3.11, 95 Transaction Processing System IDMS/DC DBMS IDMS Oracle? NDBM MS Access Paradox Application Development Tools ADS SAS Visual Basic Cobol Developer 2000 Ad Hoc Reporting Tools SAS Discoverer 2000? Culprit Visual Express? Query Language SQL Transport CAICCI SQL Net Security ACF2 NIS Netware Public Information Server FTP Gopher WWW Data Replication DB API ODBC OLE Network Printing LPR/LPD Netware Network Mgt. SNMP Network Protocol TCP/IP IPX Physical Network FDDI Enet Client / Server Applications Client – user side application Handles presentation Server – host side Stores persistent data Provides processing Procedural RPC remote procedure calls Named Pipes Object Oriented Classes, Inheritance, encapsulation, methods Smalltalk Java GUI Web Browser Windows Macintosh Motif Logic Server side Client-side Database Relational Network Transaction Processing Data Warehousing OSF DCE DFS – file service Time CDS – Naming DSF – Security (Kerberos) OSF DCE POSIX Threads DME – Management Transaction Processing SQL middleware Distributed Database Application uses data from multiple databases on different servers. 2 phase commit Thick Client Runs some or all of the application logic Thin client Does primarily or only display functions Partitioned Processing Both the server and the client have parts of the application processing CASE Tools Visual Development Tools Paint objects from toolboxes Event driven languages SQL Database access End User Tools Personal DBs Access, Paradox, FoxPRO, etc. Spreadsheets Excel, Lotus, etc. DSS and EIS tools Crystal. Gupta, Focus, Informix, Oracle, PowerSoft Analysis Tools SAS, etc. CLIENT-SERVER COMPUTING CLIENT-SERVER COMPUTING A relatively new “buzz-word” for an old concept. To many vendors, any system that uses personal computers networked to a larger server is a “client-server” system. Even systems where the personal computer works solely in the