Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
flows (in the context)
English answer:
sequences (control/ logic flows)
Added to glossary by
MPGS
Nov 24, 2005 16:41
18 yrs ago
English term
Italy
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flows (in the context)
English
Bus/Financial
IT (Information Technology)
business architecture
talking about "service realization"
"Service realization is the process that recognizes that the software that realizes (or implements) a given service must be selected or custom built
....
In Service Realization, you make the decision as to which legacy system module will be used to realize a given service and which services will be built from the "ground-up"."
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then some scenarios are presented:
"Services are built from existing code, new components, and some service choreography flows"
"Services are built from existing code, new components, and flows"
"new applications are built extensively as flows"
...what's the meaning of flow in this case??
"Service realization is the process that recognizes that the software that realizes (or implements) a given service must be selected or custom built
....
In Service Realization, you make the decision as to which legacy system module will be used to realize a given service and which services will be built from the "ground-up"."
....
then some scenarios are presented:
"Services are built from existing code, new components, and some service choreography flows"
"Services are built from existing code, new components, and flows"
"new applications are built extensively as flows"
...what's the meaning of flow in this case??
Responses
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43 mins
MPGS
Works in field
Selected
sequences (control/ logic flows)
In 'structured programming' there are 3 basic programming 'bricks': Sequence, Selection and Iteration. Selections, Iterations, and other functions are finally put toghether in a Sequence (top-downseries of instructions. This is the main flow the program follows.
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Note added at 6 days (2005-11-30 23:36:33 GMT) Post-grading
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thanks everybody :)
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Note added at 6 days (2005-11-30 23:36:33 GMT) Post-grading
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thanks everybody :)
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sequence in which operations are performed
service choreography flows: service choreography continuous output. That's its sequence in which operations are performed.
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Note added at 43 mins (2005-11-24 17:25:28 GMT)
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In your first sentence, I'd go for the meaning of "smooth unbroken continuity".
In your second, it sounds as if flowes of operations.
In your third, its the "applications" being built in continuity and smoothness.
I got it that way, but you better wait for more answers :)
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Note added at 43 mins (2005-11-24 17:25:28 GMT)
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In your first sentence, I'd go for the meaning of "smooth unbroken continuity".
In your second, it sounds as if flowes of operations.
In your third, its the "applications" being built in continuity and smoothness.
I got it that way, but you better wait for more answers :)
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