By Michael Quirk
ISBN-10: 0130815209
ISBN-13: 9780130815200
during this e-book, Quirk and Serda introduce the terminology, techniques, techniques, items, and gear standard within the manufacture of extremely huge scale built-in (ULSI) semiconductors. The ebook offers worthy, updated technical information regarding semiconductor production and moves an efficient stability among the method and gear know-how present in wafer fabrications. subject matters comprise copper interconnect; twin damascene additive approach for metallization; deep UV sub-micron photolithography (.18 micron and below); low-k dielectric processing; chemical mechanical planarization; a complete version of producing method; chemical-mechanical polish (CMP); and upkeep and troubleshooting. For training semiconductor production technicians or these attracted to semiconductor production expertise and methods.
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We'll talk more about Web Services networks in Chapter 6. • ERP, CRM, and EAI systems. ERP and CRM systems provide the core functionality for many firms and will continue to do so even with the emergence of Web Services. In some cases, Web Services may replace the simpler integration scenarios between CRM and ERP currently addressed by the lower-end EAI solutions. However, as of now, the base Web Services do not address many of the advanced features found in the higher-end EAI solutions transaction control, message integrity, queuing, to name a few.
Without a central repository, these services are often duplicated. An example would be a service for accessing the human resource legacy system. - Portal UDDI. The registry is located behind a firewall. Therefore, the external users can search for entries, but only the operators of the portal can publish or update the entries in the portal. In a sense, this is the model of the portals today. Users can browse and invoke services (such as stock quotes), but they cannot add new services (although they can personalize the views).
The member firm the one that is providing the actual valuation service is the provider. • The holding company is the client. Figure 2-8 illustrates the requester locating the valuation service and invoking it. Figure 2-8. Locating and invoking a Web Service. 39 40 Types of UDDI Registries UDDI registries can be categorized into two major groups: • Public. Anyone can publish an entry in a public registry, which has no process to ensure the validity of its entries. ) Because an entry is not validated, there may be questions as to whether the business actually exists, whether the services are even provided, and whether the services are delivered at an acceptable level.