XML Schema Complete Reference, The
by Cliff Binstock, Chris Galtenberg, Mike Wooding, Chris Dix, Mitchell Smith, Dave Peterson
Chapter 27. The Server Tier
IN THIS CHAPTER
27.1 Database Design with XML Schemas
27.2 SQL IIS Configuration
27.3 CRSS Application Requirements
27.4 Updategrams
27.5 Summary
In Chapter 26 we worked our way from the Campus Resource and Scheduling System (CRSS) design to the Client tier issuing a request. Now we need to model and construct the Web Server tier. The server architecture includes the business components and the database structure. You will see how XML schemas assist in all phases of the middle and Database tier design and implementation.
When we first looked at the CRSS requirements, we had four primary requirements. As a review, here are the CRSS requirements again:
Users should be able to access the system by using the Web.
The system ...
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