Executive Summary
Definition: An architect is a person who designs and guides a plan or undertaking
"IT, J2EE, Web, CC, DB, SQL, OOAD, SDLC, GUI, RUP, Apps, CSS, HTML, JSP, JS,JSTL, MIME,
AWT, BO, DAO, JDBC, RMI, DB, ICSE, Doc, JAX, AJAX, CVS, WAR, XML, FTP, HTTP,AS400, MS,
DOM, SOA, TCP, IP, ..."
Looking at the never-ending buzzwords, architecting is not easy, not to mention the
critiques who love to see you sweat.
To me architecting is a tool, God-given-talent, an art, an expression and a communication media.
Knowledge, experience and an open mind to other views are key ingredients.
It is how to convert a complex issue or case and turn it into small steps and parts that are easy to
understand and easier to build.
Also thinking in term of (be in their shoes) business-clients, components, containers, servers,
technologies, developers, testers, PM, budget, documentation, timeline and all the bottlenecks that
the system would have.
The following is a list of some of my architectures that I have created over the years and
I would like to share them with my colleagues. I am also working on updating my previous work with
the new technology.
The architect images shown in this presentation are the view from 2,000 feet, where we are
presenting the relationships between the system tiers, components and processes.
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System Architect Listings:
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Image Upload and Analysis Project System Architect®
This is a four tiers architect that services mobile users, web users and cloud computing clients.
Users may upload images and receive services based on the request and analysis to be done on the image.
It is an intelligent software that will be learning as the images uploaded increase. It
creates pages dynamically based on the Page Parser intelligence and business rules.
Data (images, docs, or files) would be retrieved from the system database, other institutions
database (foreign) or a Legacy system.
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Credit Repair System Architect®
This architect is a complete system with intelligent software engines, credit analysts and
Toll-Free Service analysts and has the capability to service different credit businesses. We
are calling the businesses Our Front Stores.
In a nutshell, the architect is data from the three bureaus and other data
providers, and turn the data into information, reports and services. It will
store-validate-analyze-corrected-audit trail-convert-resell the data in any format
feasible including the following format:
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Credit and Debt services
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Our Reports
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Rules Loaders
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Customized by the clients in any format
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Customized by the clients in any format
Row data that is validated and corrected
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Computer Services – Application Service Provider (ASP)
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Consulting
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Dynamic Business Rules Architect®
The basic concept of any computer is the binary bit (0,1). We were able to turn this
binary 0s and 1s into a revolution of technologies that we are using today.
With the same thinking, we basically turn business rules into 0s and 1s and build
systems that would handle complex Dynamic Business Rules.
We are presenting the relationships between the following:
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Applications
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Rules Manager & DataObjects(DO)
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Rules Loaders
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Rules Storage
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They can be considered as tiers or Java packages with sub-packages. Each
has specific roles to play. They are loosely coupled for reusability,
modification and portability. We are creating a framework for our architect
which can be integrated into any Java system. The framework can be integrated
into and run on any application server with hardly any changes to it.
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Using XML, SAXP, DOM and Java Reflection As Database Adapter®
This architect addresses how anyone can use XML, SAXP, DOM and Java Reflection to built Database Adapter.
Basically the data would be stored as a Character Large Objects (CLOBs) field in XML format (XML file). XML file
would be composed of you DO representation in XML format.
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Page Builder Project System Architect®
This architect helps with updating page contents and creating static web pages in
real-time. It has a number of parser that parse Microsoft Excel files and store
values in the database.
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Distributed System Architect®
This architect is a Distributed System with a Centralized Corporate System and any number of stores.
Each store has its own independent system, but Corporate has some control over each store.
Corporate performs the scheduling (pull-push-on demand), synchronization, inventory, audit trail
and dynamic Business Rules. HTTP Servlets (Tomcat) and FTP are used in the Corporate-Store communication
and data exchange. Both Corporate and stores run their own independent batch processes.
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Small Business Web Store Architect and Design®
This is the architect and the design for a small business running on the web. The architect
image shows the services and components. The Design presents the Java packages or subsystem and components
that would be running on an application server.
Small Business Web Store Design®
The design is composed of the following Java packages or subsystem.
Customers Services:
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Product listing
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Invoices
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Payment and Payment Schedules
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Pricing
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Delivery Routes
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Delivery Schedule
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Vendors Services:
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Purchase Order (PO)
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Inventory
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Delivery & Routing Schedules
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Price listing
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Store Operations:
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Security
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Store Monitoring (example: cameras and web monitoring)
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Hosting and Customized eCommerce site
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Daily Tasks
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Misc.
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Sales:
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Sales Totals
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Sales Personal
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Prospecting
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Advertisements
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Finance:
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Tax payment & schedule
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Daily Totals
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Monthly Totals
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Quarterly Totals
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Balance Sheet
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Taxes
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Accounting Page
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Accountant Page
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Customers & Vendors Center:
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Billing
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Payment
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Shipping information
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Login and password Services
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New Customers & Vendors
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Forms
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Feedback Service Page
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FAQ
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Reports:
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The number and types of Reports are based on the bsuiness and applications running
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