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Explanation The printers, which the print server is going to manage, are put in this property. Please note that the print server defines which printers are going to be served, and not the opposite. Every printer will get its own number, starting from 1. Users who will use a printer controlled by the print server do not need to be users of the print server. If users, in addition to printing, also need to be able to monitor the print jobs on their way to the printer, then they must be users of the print server. Print server operators are users with special rights to perform operational tasks on the print server. This property gives a "picture"of the print environment and the relations that are in it (Figure7.26).

to one another so that the full development process can be seen The term lifecycle model 1 is used to represent a model that captures a set of activities and how they are related Sophisticated models also incorporate a description of when and how to move from one activity to the next and a description of the deliverables for each activity The reason such models are popular is that they allow developers, and particularly managers, to get an overall view of the development effort so that progress can be tracked, deliverables specified, resources allocated, targets set, and SO on Existing models have varying levels of sophistication and complexity For projects involving only a few experienced developers, a simple process would probably be adequate.

When spectroscopy with polarized light or other optical polarization measurements are performed the studied sample becomes one element of the optical train which transmits the beam from the radiation source to the detector. Four optical phenomena might take place in a sample sensitive to polarized radiation. We list them below together with their physical definition:

However, for larger systems involving tens or hundreds of developers with hundreds or thousands of users, a simple process just isn't enough to provide the management structure and discipline necessary to engineer a usable product So something is needed that will provide more formality and more discipline Note that this does not mean that innovation is lost or that creativity is stifled It just means that a structured process is used to provide a more stable framework for creativity However simple or complex it appears, any lifecycle model is a simplified version of reality It is intended as an abstraction and, as with any good abstraction, only the amount of detail required for the task at hand should be included Any organization wishing to put a lifecycle model into practice will need to add detail specific to its particular circumstances and culture.

For example, Microsoft wanted to maintain a small-team culture while also making possible the development of very large pieces of software To this end, they have evolved a process that has been called "synch and stabilize," as described in Box 63 In the next subsection, we introduce our view of what a lifecycle model for interaction design might look like that incorporates the four activities and the three key characteristics of the interaction design process discussed above This will form the basis of our discussion in s 7 and 8 Depending on the kind of system being developed, it may not be possible or appropriate to follow this model for every element of the system, and it is certainly true that more detail would be required to put the lifecycle into practice in a real project.

Many other lifecycle models have been developed in fields related to interaction design, such as software engineering and HCI, and our model is evolved from these ideas To put our interaction design model into context we include here a description of five lifecycle models, three from software engineering and two from HCI, and consider how they relate to it..

As the step toward support for Web services, MDBs 2.1 can process not only the JMS but also other types of messages. Please note that any particular MDB can process only a single messaging type. Changes that allow you to specify the type of messages have been made in some of the deployment descriptor elements. The new <messaging-type> element defines whether the MDB uses JMS or some other type of messaging. For JMS messages this element will look as follows: