Understanding Data Stewardship architecture
Understanding Data Stewardship architecture
The Data Stewardship Web application takes advantage of the service-oriented architecture of IBM® InfoSphere® Master Data Management Server.
The user interface layer is isolated from the business logic implementation and data storage, and only binds to the InfoSphere MDM Server service definition.
The Data Stewardship architecture is based on the Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern. The diagram below shows the architecture of the Data Stewardship Web application.
- Understanding JSF pages and page code classes
The Data Stewardship Web application is implemented using JSF technology. - Understanding JSF run time
The JSF run time includes the JSF servlet and the JSF XML configuration file, faces-config. xml. Together they represent the Data Stewardship UI controller in the MVC design. - Understanding model classes and SDO objects
The model classes and the Service Data Object (SDO) objects represent the Data Stewardship UI model in the MVC design. The model classes are responsible for communicating with the InfoSphere MDM Server application using XML requests and responses over RMI. SDO is a Java representation for XML based on XML schema definition. - Understanding InfoSphere MDM Server
InfoSphere MDM Server is a service-oriented architecture (SOA) application. - Understanding Data Stewardship activity diagrams
The activity diagrams below describe the screens workflow for the main modules of the Data Stewardship Web application. Parent topic:
Modifying the Data Stewardship UI
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