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1 PREFACE .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
ABOUT THIS VERSION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1
DOCUMENT ROADMAP ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2
SECTION I – Overview and Planning ....................................................................................................................................... 3
SECTION II – Design and Development ................................................................................................................................... 3
SECTION III – Infrastructure and Operations.......................................................................................................................... 4
DOCUMENT CHANGES FROM PRIOR RELEASE ................................................................................................................................ 5
DISCLAIMERS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
What You Will Find in this Guide............................................................................................................................................... 5
What You Will Not Find in this Guide........................................................................................................................................ 6
SECTION I – OVERVIEW AND PLANNING............................................................................................................................ 7
2 EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 7

Architecture Patterns Background ............................................................................................................................................. 7
Transaction Pattern Benefits and Features................................................................................................................................ 7
Transaction Pattern Roll-out and Planning Tips....................................................................................................................... 8
Additional Supporting Materials ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Future Direction of the Transaction PatternREVISED TP05 ......................................................................................................... 10
3 TRANSACTION PATTERN OVERVIEW....................................................................................................................... 11
TRANSACTION PATTERN RECOMMENDED USAGE ........................................................................................................................ 11
Key Differentiators from Other Patterns.................................................................................................................................. 11
Usage Characteristics ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
TRANSACTION PATTERN ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................. 13
Enterprise Software Architecture – Key Technologies............................................................................................................ 13
Technology Strategy of the Transaction Pattern...................................................................................................................... 13
Thumbnail View of Transaction Pattern Architecture............................................................................................................. 14
4 OVERVIEW OF KEY FEATURES.................................................................................................................................... 16
IMPLEMENTATION CHANGES FROM PRIOR VERSION .................................................................................................................... 16
OF THE PATTERN REVISED TP05 ......................................................................................................................................................... 16
SERVICE LEVEL TARGETS REVISED TP05 ........................................................................................................................................... 16
High Availability........................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Disaster Recovery...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Transaction Pattern SLA Level................................................................................................................................................. 19
REPORTING UTILITY OVERVIEW REVISED TP05 ................................................................................................................................ 21
JOB SCHEDULING OVERVIEW REVISED TP05 ..................................................................................................................................... 21

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SECURITY OVERVIEW..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Network Security........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Enterprise Security Tools and Application Implementation.................................................................................................... 23
GEOGRAPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS REVISED TP05 ............................................................................................................................. 23
SARBANES OXLEY NEW TP05 ............................................................................................................................................................ 24
5 TRANSACTION PATTERN PLANNING ........................................................................................................................ 25
SIZING AND CAPACITY DETAILS .................................................................................................................................................... 25
PLANNING FOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISIONING ........................................................................................................................ 25
APPLICATION CAPACITY FORECAST .............................................................................................................................................. 27
Purpose ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Capacity Provisioning Requirements....................................................................................................................................... 27
SCHEDULE FOR AVAILABILITY REVISED TP05 ................................................................................................................................... 27
PATTERN PRICING DETAILS REVISED TP05 ........................................................................................................................................ 27
MIGRATION AND PORTING SUPPORT ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Migration ................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Porting........................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR INCREASING PATTERN COMPLIANCE ............................................................................................... 28
APPLICATION REFERENCES ............................................................................................................................................................ 29
TRAINING ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Skills Matrix............................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Training Relevant to the Transaction Pattern.......................................................................................................................... 30
Training in the Component Software........................................................................................................................................ 30
SECTION II – DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ..................................................................................................................... 31
6 TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................. 31

TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY REVISED TP05 ........................................................................................................................................... 32
Presentation Tier ....................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Business Logic Tier ................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Data Access and Middleware (Business Logic Tier <-> Resource Tier) .............................................................................. 33
Transaction Reporting Utility ................................................................................................................................................... 33
Resource Tier............................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Development Environment........................................................................................................................................................ 33
End User Client ......................................................................................................................................................................... 34
SUMMARY....................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
7 TECHNOLOGY FRAMEWORK REVISED TP05 ................................................................................................................... 35
PRESENTATION TIER....................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Component Manifest ................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Usage Guidelines and Additional Detail.................................................................................................................................. 36
BUSINESS LOGIC TIER .................................................................................................................................................................... 38
REPORTING UTILITY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 42
RESOURCE TIER .............................................................................................................................................................................. 44

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DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT ..................................................................................................................................................... 47

END USER CLIENT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 49
8 APPLICATION DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES.............................................................................. 51
DESIGN GUIDELINES....................................................................................................................................................................... 51
DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES .......................................................................................................................................................... 51
DATABASE USAGE GUIDELINES .................................................................................................................................................... 52
WEB ENABLING LEGACY MAINFRAME APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................ 52
JOB SCHEDULING GUIDELINES....................................................................................................................................................... 52
SECTION III – INFRASTRUCTURE AND OPERATIONS.................................................................................................. 55
9 INFRASTRUCTURE BUILD-OUT APPROACH........................................................................................................... 55

GENERAL ARCHITECTURE AND BUILD-OUT COMMENTS............................................................................................................. 55
INCREMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE BUILD-OUT ............................................................................................................................. 55
1. Initial Minimum Configuration (Development/QA Only)............................................................................................... 56
2. Minimum Configuration Including Production............................................................................................................... 57
3. “On-Demand” Capacity Increments............................................................................................................................... 58
10 TRANSACTION PATTERN BILL-OF-MATERIAL................................................................................................. 60

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9 INFRASTRUCTURE BUILD-OUT APPROACH........................................................................................................... 55

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