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From:
Paul Kulchenko
Date:
October 27, 2001 21:43
Subject:
P5EE Components
Message ID:
20011028044310.29374.qmail@web13508.mail.yahoo.com
Hi, Stephen!
It was already mentioned on this list, and I agree with opinion that
not all components mentined here [1] belong to P5EE (only nine
components from about 50 possible):
-- core --
Testing
Documentation
Exception/Error tracking
Configuration/Command line options
I18n/Unicode
Logging and Auditing
Serialization
Language Introspection
Development/Debugging/Profiling/Diagnostics
Threads
Safe Environment
Deployment/Packaging
Cross-language Interfaces (Perl to/from other languages)
Mini/Micro/Embedded
-- standard --
Parsers
Compilers
Cryptography
Security (Authentication, Authorization, Identification and
Personalization)
Data/Object Persistence
Database Access
Data storage
Sessions
Caching/Optimization
Network Protocols
Data processing/manipulations (datatypes, strings, text, compression)
XML manipulations
Multimedia (telephony, speech, audio, video)
Utilities
-- p5ee --
Web Server Extensions
Template Systems
Mail services
Messaging
Remote Procedures and Webservices
Transactions
Naming and Directory services
Interoperability (CORBA, COM, OLE)
Perl Oysters/Beans
-- management --
Workflow Management
Application Management
Business Management (ISBN, barcodes, cards, taxes)
Server Management
-- interfaces --
Graphic Interfaces
Web Interfaces
User Interfaces
X11 Interfaces
Application Interfaces (legacy and commercial systems)
OS interfaces
Standard components are built on top of core components/modules and
p5ee components on top of standard ones.
Best wishes, Paul.
[1] http://www.officevision.com/pub/p5ee/p5ee_modules.html
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