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技术文档

TemplateforIDAProject（ProjectId）

Templateforspecificdevelopment（ContractId）

TechnicalDesignDocument

Issue1

TABLEOFCONTENTS

0Preface1

0.1Purposeofthisdocument1

0.2Useofthisdocument1

0.3Overview2

0.4BasisofthisDocument2

0.5AReferenceArchitecturefortheIDAProgramme3

0.6SpecificDesignConsiderations3

1Introduction5

1.1Purpose5

1.2Scope5

1.3Definitions,AcronymsandAbbreviations5

1.4References6

1.5Overview6

2SystemOverview7

2.1SystemCharacteristics7

2.2SystemArchitecture7

2.3InfrastructureServices9

3SystemContext10

4SystemDesign11

4.1DesignMethodandStandards11

4.2DocumentationStandards12

4.3Namingconventions13

4.4ProgrammingStandards13

4.5Softwaredevelopmenttools13

4.6OutstandingIssues14

4.7DecompositionDescription14

5ComponentDescription15

5.1ComponentIdentifier16

6SoftwareRequirementsTraceabilityMatrix19

DocumentControl20

DocumentSignoff20

DocumentChangeRecord20

0Preface

0.1Purposeofthisdocument

#1ThisdocumentisagenericTechnicalDesignDocumentdocumentforusebyIDAProjects.Itprovidesguidanceandtemplatematerialwhichisintendedtoassisttherelevantmanagementortechnicalstaff,whetherclientorsupplier,inproducingaprojectspecificTechnicalDesignDocumentdocument.ItisalsousefulbackgroundreadingforanyoneinvolvedindevelopingormonitoringtheIDAManagementSystem（IDAMS）.

0.2Useofthisdocument

#2ThisPrefaceisaddressedtotheusersofthisgenericdocumentandisnotmeanttoberetainedinanyprojectspecificTechnicalDesignDocumentdocumentsbasedonit.

#3Theremainingsections（numbered1,2,3,…）constituteatemplatethatshouldbeusedtoconstructtheproject-specificTechnicalDesignDocumentdocument.

▪Textinnormalcaseisinthemostpart“boilerplate”thatcanberetained,amendedordeletedinthedocument.

▪Textinitalicsprovidesinstructionsonhowtocompleteasectionandshouldberemovedoncethesectioniswritten.

#4Thetemplateshouldbeusedpragmatically,thatis-whereasectionisnotrelevantitshouldbeomitted.Conversely,thematerialcontainedinthisdocumentisnotnecessarilyexhaustive;ifthereisasubjectthatisrelevanttotheIDAProject,butisnotincludedinthisdocument,itshouldstillbeincluded.

#5ThisdocumenthasbeenpreparedusingMS Word 97.ThefollowingvariablesarecurrentlyrecordedasFile“Properties”underMS Word.Theymaybemodifiedbythatmeansoroverwrittendirectlyateachoccurrenceinthedocument,atthediscretionoftheuser.

a.“Summary”Properties

Title

Typeofdocument（i.e.TechnicalDesignDocument）

Author

Author（s）ofdocument

Keywords

Documentreference（i.e.IDA-MS-TD）

b.“Custom”Properties

ProjId

ShortmnemonicofIDAProject（set,inthisdocument,to“ProjectId”）

Project

FullnameofIDAProject（set,inthisdocument,to“TemplateforIDAProject”）

ContrId

Shortidentifierofcontract（set,inthisdocument,to“ContractId”）

Contract

Fullnameofcontract（set,inthisdocument,to“Templateforspecificdevelopment”）

Version

Issuenumber（currentlyIssue1）

Date

Dateofdocument（currently17January2001）

0.3Overview

#6Thisprefaceisforinformationonly.

#7Thisprefacewillthereforenotberetainedintheprojectspecificdocument.

#8Theremainingsections（numbered1,2,3,…）constituteatemplatethatshouldbeusedtoconstructtheproject-specificdocument.

▪Textinnormalcaseisinthemostpart“boilerplate”thatcanberetained,amendedordeletedinthedocument.

▪Textinitalicsprovidesinstructionsonhowtocompleteasectionandshouldberemovedoncethesectioniswritten.

▪Textinblue italicsincludesdiscussionandspecificrecommendationsontheapproachtoTechnicalDesignintheIDAcontext.

#9Thetemplateshouldbeusedpragmatically,thatis-whereasectionisnotrelevantitshouldbeomitted.Conversely,thematerialcontainedinthisdocumentisnotnecessarilyexhaustive;ifthereisasubjectthatisrelevanttotheproject,butisnotincludedinthisdocument,itshouldstillbeincluded.

0.4BasisofthisDocument

#10ThisfollowingintroductorysectionssetoutanapproachtodesigningsystemsthatmaybedevelopedunderIDA.ItattemptstosetstandardsandcreateaconsistentapproachtothedesignanddevelopmentofsystemsacrosstheIDAProgramme.ItwillenabletheProgrammetobenefitfrom‘economiesofscale’andaconsistencyintheapproachtobuildinganddeployingsystems.Importantissuesthatneedtobeconsideredincludethearchitectureofsystems,linkstolegacysystems,contemporaryapproachestodesign（ObjectOrientedDesign）,aimsforcodere-useandtheneedtodevelopsystemsthatwillworkonanoperationalbasisovermanyyearsandtheassociateddesiretomakesuchsystemseasilysupportableandaffordable.

#11AkeypointwillbetobuildontheworkalreadycarriedoutinIDAanditspredecessorprogrammes,wherealargenumberofspecific‘technical’developmentswereundertakenlookingat,forexample,standardsfordataexchange,suchasGESMES,andtheintroductionofcontemporarytechnologiesandinfrastructures.

#12TheconceptofaReferenceArchitectureisalsointroducedaspartoftheprocessofcreatinganinteroperableenvironmentwhichfacilitatestheexchangeofinformationbetweenadministrationsthroughsettingoutanumberofstandardbuildingblocksaroundwhichsolutionscanbeassembled.Thesebuildingblocksor‘componentsreflecttheemergingtechnologiesthatshouldformthetechnicalbasisoftheIDAdevelopments.TheseincludetheCommonObjectRequestBrokerArchitecture（CORBA）,RemoteMethodInvocation（RMI）andEnterpriseJavaBeans（EJB）technologiesthathighlightcodere-use,scalabilityandthecreationofinteroperablearchitecturesaroundlegacyenvironments.

0.5AReferenceArchitecturefortheIDAProgramme

#13OneofthegreatestdifficultiesfacingtheIDAProgrammeishowtocreateaninteroperablearchitectureacrossEuropeanadministrationswhilstallowingindividualprojectstomanagetheirownIDAdevelopmentswithsub-delegatedauthority.Undersub-delegation,itwouldbepossibleforsectorsseekingtobeselectedtobuildelementsoftheoverallIDAProgrammetoproposetheirownsolutions,orthesolutionsproposedbytheirselectedsuppliers,therebyexacerbatingtheexistingheterogeneousenvironment,whichisindirectconflictwiththeaimofcreatinganinteroperablearchitecture.

#14InpracticetheIDAProgrammeshouldseektocreatewhatcanbereferredtoasaReferenceArchitectureforsystems–ineffectaseriesofestablishedbuildingblocksonwhichavarietyofsystemsshouldbeassembled.TheReferenceArchitectureshouldthenbecomepartoftheIDAArchitectureGuidelines.

#15TheReferenceArchitecturewouldtakeann-tier,client-servermodelasitsbasis,andstatethatthepersistencelayerwouldbeimplementedthroughanumberofstandardAPIcallstoaparticulardatabasesystem.ThisuseofaReferenceArchitecturewouldprovidesomeguidelinestoorganisationstaskedwithdevelopingindividualelementsoftheIDAProgrammeandwould,intime,movesolutionstowardsacommonhomogeneousstandard–withallofitsassociatedbenefits.

#16Recommendationscouldbemadeonthereportingtoolthatshouldbeusedinsystemsifonewererequired,theWebBrowsercouldbestandardised,ascouldanysecurityfeaturesthatneededtobebuiltintothesystem.TheReferenceArchitecturewouldfacilitatere-usethroughouttheIDA Programmeasindividualprojectscouldbearrangedtosupportthedevelopmentoflibrariesofcomponentsthatcanbere-used.ThiswillbeoneofthemajorpotentialbenefitsthatcouldarisefromthecreationofaReferenceArchitecture.

0.6SpecificDesignConsiderations

#17PerhapsoneofthemostcrucialaspectsofthisisthelevelofconcurrencythatwillbepresentintypicalIDAprojects.ThusfarprojectsfallingwithintheIDAProgrammehavetendedgenerallynottoinvolvelargescale,transaction-basedcomputing.ThetransmissionofinformationfromanMSAtotheEuropeanUnion,containinginformationon–forexample–employmentstatistics,hasfocusedontheneedtocreatecommonapproachestotheformattingofthedataandtohandlinglanguageissues.Itispossiblethatfutureprojectswillinvolvemorefrequentupdatesfromparticipatingadministrations.InthiscaseattentionintheReferenceArchitecturetotheloadingoncomputersystemswillbenecessary.

#18OODwillalsobecomeincreasinglyusedintheIDAProgrammeasdevelopmentsseektocreatesystemsthataremoremaintainableovertheirdeploymentlifetime.TheknockoneffectofthiswillbeanincreasingemphasisontheuseofCommercialOffTheShelf（COTS）packagesinthesoftwarearchitectureinareassuchasthedatabase,middleware,reportingtoolsandintheGraphicalUserInterface.

#19IDAprojectsmaywellshiftfromatraditionalwaterfalldevelopmentapproachtothedesignanddevelopmentofsolutionstowardsRapidApplicationsDevelopment（RAD）.Thiswillhavefundamentalimplicationsforthedesignprocess.IDAprojectleaderswillneedtoconsiderthecreationofJointApplicationsDevelopment（JAD）teamsthataremadeupfromsoftwaredevelopersandpeopledrawnfromtheuseradministrationswithbusinessexperienceoftheapplicationareainquestion.Stageddevelopment,throughso-called‘timeboxes’,offersmanyattractionstodesignersanddevelopersofcontemporarysystems.IDAProjectLeadersshouldgiveseriousconsiderationtotheadoptionofthisapproachasawayofensuringsystemsaredeliveredintooperationthatmeetup-to-dateuserrequiremen