Building E-Business Coursebook: Architecting E-Commerce Systems - A Practical Tutorial

Author: Undefined Publisher
Publisher: Law Press
Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book uses typical examples to describe the knowledge, design methods, operation, management, and security required for building e-commerce systems. The content is novel, rich, and comprehensive, with strong general applicability, practicality, and guidance. It is an authoritative work on e-commerce and will play an important role in the application and development of online e-commerce transaction systems. This book is not only an essential guide for professionals engaged in the application and development of online e-commerce transaction systems but also a valuable teaching and self-study resource for students and teachers in related fields at universities. It can also serve as a textbook for social e-commerce training programs. The English version of this book is titled "E-Commerce Patterns Design Application Guide" and has already been published. The content of this CD-ROM is the e-book of this edition. This book is a textbook specifically designed to introduce the architecture of online e-commerce transaction systems. The book is divided into four parts, 17 chapters, and 1 appendix. Part 1 introduces the inherent relationships and structure of online e-commerce transaction systems, consisting of 4 chapters: Basic Knowledge of E-Commerce Transaction Systems, Selection of Application Topology, Selection of Operation Topology, and Product Mapping. Part 2 covers various design specifications of online e-commerce transaction systems, comprising 5 chapters: E-Commerce Transaction System Design Specifications, Technical Selection Specifications, Application Design Specifications, Application Development Specifications, and System Management and Security Specifications. Part 3 presents working examples of e-commerce transaction systems, consisting of 8 chapters: Introduction to Working Examples of E-Commerce Transaction Systems, their operation environment on the AIX platform for small computers, development environment, creating stores, an introduction to the LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) security directory module on the AIX platform for small computers, the application of Java in the e-commerce suite, personalized e-commerce system design, and backend integration technology using MQSeries XML queues. The appendix includes the operation environment of e-commerce transaction systems on the Windows NT platform.