September 2010
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
26h 32m
English
The most visible part of most applications is the user interface—that tip of the iceberg that takes care of the interaction with us human users. This is despite the fact that the bulk of the functionality of most applications is in the services that perform the actual work, leveraging enterprise resources such as databases and various calculation engines. Chapter 10 (on human tasks) and Chapter 11 (on BPM) as well as the previous chapter (on using ADF to create advanced user interfaces) discussed the human-oriented interface that facilitates the interaction between users and (service-oriented) applications. We will take that discussion a little further in this chapter, ...
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