The Corizon Platform relies on the concept of UI Services as the key building block for enterprise mashups. UI services are accessed via a “library” provided by the UI Service Provider

The UI Service Provider implements the UI Service interface, it provides access to page flows, individual pages, page elements and page attributes, allowing each to be recovered for re-use in a composite application. 

Design-time

During the specification and design phase of a composite application the UI Service Provider gives browsable access to the library of available services. This allows business and technical users alike to visually explore the content and function of available services.  It also allows implementets to understand how the UI service functionality can be integrated into a composite application.

Design time view of UI Service Library showing exploration of list of UI services, their page flows and the detailed content of a particular page

Run-time

The Corizon Composer (and other client applications) access the UI Service Provider via the REST interface at run-time to retrieve UI functionality as required.

Security and control

The UI Service Provider delivers essential security, controlling who can build and run a composite application using the service, as well as run-time control of individual access to the functionality and data associated with the underlying service logic.

Infrastructure

The UI Service Provider requires a standards based servlet container to run and is supported across a range of platforms. Contact Corizon for more information on deployment options.

Key Benefits:

• Business and end user friendly browsing of re-usable components.
• Simple, open standards based access for integration.
• Secure and controlled access.