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Run
Time Environment after the Migration |
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Deployment |
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The
following diagram illustrates the deployment of the web
application |
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The
Deployment of the migrated web application requires the
following environments. |
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Browser
- Client Browser to view the HTML pages for data input
and view |
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Web
Servers - Deploy HTML/JSP pages to Web server. The web server serves the request from client browser and sends request to application data for data retrieval, validation and update. Then it returns the generated html from the application server to the client browser. |
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Application
Server - The application server processes the request
from the client and does the validation, retrieve data
and update. The server generates the dynamic web pages
from the data retrieved in the datastore. |
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Database
- The database server is for storing the data created
from various sources. Later on it helps to retrieve and
update. |
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PDF
Viewer - The PDF viewer in the browser client helps
to view the reports generated from the application server
in a PDF format. |
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PSR
Viewer - The PSR viewer in the browser client to
view the reports generated from the application server
as a PSR format. |
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Excel
- Excel is part of Microsoft Office. This helps viewing
the text data downloaded from the application server for
data manipulations or reports._ |
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