Services on demand
This is some extracts from a white paper by sun on "Implementing Services on Demand With the Sun Open Net Environment".
At Sun, we view Services on Demand as the most realistic and viable approach for companies moving towards the development and deployment of Web-based services. The Services on Demand vision recognizes that businesses will need to use and support a variety of service delivery styles, such as traditional dedicated applications, Web applications, Web services, and future Web services. And the Services on Demand model includes all of these styles.
The raw materials for building the services that are offered to the community are the data, applications, reports, and transactions that are the information assets of an enterprise.
The first step in turning the raw information assets into value for the community is creating a directory of both the assets and the community. This is the role of the iPlanet Directory Server, and it sits in the middle of every connection from the assets to the community. The iPlanet Directory Server is the core of an LDAP-based, multipurpose directory framework that acts as both an information repository and a policy management infrastructure. As a result, it not only provides enterprise-wide and extranet-wide access to information about the supported communities and information assets, it also provides authentication, authorization, non-repudiation, metering, rating (pricing), and billing support.
The iPlanet Directory Server suite of software includes a number of auxiliary tools to fulfill this central role:
There are various components of iPlanet Server e.g
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