Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) have become the de-facto standard for creating large and complex software systems in enterprise environments. While the SOA paradigm of combining loosely coupled distributed software services adds flexibility to software systems (e.g., late binding to replace services during run time), new challenges arise. One important aspect is getting the split services together to a working unit. BPEL is one way to achieve this goal. New software services for a new business requirement can be composed by using existing services. As in every other software development these new components must be tested to ensure software quality. For testing local software there is a wide range of different concepts like Mockup objects to support the testing process. For distributed software tests there is still a lack of such supporting concepts and tools. This work will cover this area providing a tool for the automatic generation of testbeds for business processes to provide an environment for testing.

Es ist oft schwierig, für alle Projektbeteiligten, ein gemeinsames Bild von einer zu erstellenden Software zu bekommen. Gute Anforderungskommunikation ist daher wichtig um sicherzustellen, dass die entwickelte Software auch tatsächlich zu den Aufgaben und Problemen des Kunden passt. Eine Möglichkeit, die Kommunikation und das gemeinsame Bild zu fördern, ist Besprochenes zusätzlich visuell festzuhalten, da so die Informationen konkretisiert werden und den Beteiligten eine Bezugsgrundlage im Gespräch bieten. Beispielsweise werden Story Cards als Gesprächsgrundlage erarbeitet. Nachdem Story Cards mit grundlegenden Aufgaben gesammelt wurden, werden (grobe) Skizzen erzeugt, die die Oberfläche zeigen und demonstrieren, welche Elemente zusammen angeordnet sind. Hierzu muss der Requirements-Engineer häufig in einem manuellen und zeitaufwändigen Zwischenschritt ein Gerüst für die GUI-Mockups erzeugen, die danach im Detail wieder mit den Stakeholdern besprochen werden. Durch eine teilautomatische Erstellung des GUI-Mockup-Gerüstes aus den Story Cards, könnte daher viel Zeit gespart werden und direkter mit den Klärungen von Anforderungen anhand von GUI-Skizzen begonnen werden.

The year is 2007, the fiftieth anniversary of the Space Age. Space shuttle Discovery is about o dock at the first permanent U. S. space station, which author Dick Lattimer called Friendship. In all but name, the space station depicted in these pages is based on NASA plans. To help you project yourself on board, Lattimer has created a fictional crew, including three rookie crew members-doctoral candidates who have been chosen to do special work on their theses. By viewing the space station through their eyes, you'll learn about the important work to be done there. Friendship reflects existing technology and projected plans. As part of his extensive research, Lattimer, along with his son, illustrator Michael Lattimer, had the unique opportunity to spend several different days aboard the space station mockup at Huntsville, Alabama. Inevitably, there will be design modification. But life aboard out first permanent space station will probably resemble life on space station Friendship. In these pages you'll visit the many elements of the space station, including the habitation modules, the animal research facility, and the 'industrial park.' You'll learn about the modules of the European Space Agency and of Japan, and about the mobile servicing station, the next-generation Canadarm. As the staff membered discuss their work with the 'rookies,' you'll find the answers to their questions like these: How will they handle emergencies? How will they get supplies? What kinds of R7D work will they do? How will they use the Hubble Telescope? How will they cope with isolation and confinement?

This simple step-by-step guide will walk you through the necessary steps in creating professional looking book covers, realistic mock ups, and captivating social media posts! The topics covered in this guide include:- The Best Do-It-Yourself Online Apps to Make Book Covers- How to Design a Paperback Mockup- How to Design a Book Series Boxed Set Mockup- How to Design a Digital Device Mockup - How to Design Powerful Social Media Posts- And so much more! So scroll up and get your copy now!

Foam Patterning and Construction Techniques: Turning 2D Designs into 3D Shapes explains how to create your theatrical prop, puppet, or costume design using the unique and tricky medium of foam. Step-by-step instructions, photographs, and explanations illustrate how to translate your design from paper to reality by creating custom 'skin' patterns, followed by creation of a foam mockup. The book details how to bring your project to life with varied finishing techniques, including using fur and fabric coverings and dying and painting foam. Numerous supplies, tools, and safety procedures and protocols are also covered.

Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. Essential Skills--Made Easy! Create professional-quality web sites in no time with help from hands-on tutorials. Fully updated to cover the latest technologies and techniques, Web Design: A Beginner's Guide, Second Edition, explains how to analyze site requirements and create a web-development proposal to plan and document your project. You'll learn how to design an attractive, easy-to-use web site, focusing on key issues such as color, layout, navigation, typography, and images. Discover how to incorporate JavaScript, cascading style sheets (CSS), HTML/XHTML, Flash, and more to take your design from mockup to code. Boosting web site traffic through search engine optimization, e-mail design, and online advertising is also covered in this fast-paced guide. Designed for Easy Learning Key Skills & Concepts--Chapter-opening lists of specific skills covered in the chapter Ask the Expert--Q&A sections filled with bonus information and helpful tips Notes--Extra information related to the topic being covered Tips--Helpful reminders or alternate ways of doing things Annotated Syntax--Example code with commentary that describes the programming techniques being illustrated Wendy Willard is a designer, consultant, writer, and educator who has been involved in web design for more than 13 years. She is the author of HTML: A Beginner's Guide, Fourth Edition, and other books.

The Spitfire Mark I was a utility helicopter built in the United States in the late 1970s and intended for series production. In essence, the Mark I was an Enstrom F-28 that was modified to use an Allison 250 turboshaft engine and geared transmission in place of the original piston engine and system of vee belts. The resulting powerplant installation was lighter and more compact, which allowed for additional cargo or fuel. Spitfire Helicopters' parent company, Fetsko Aviation Sales and Transportation began work on the prototype in January 1976, and on a number of pre-production aircraft in February 1977. Fetsko displayed a mockup of the concept at the National Maintenance and Operations Meeting at Reading, Pennsylvania in June 1976.

Masterarbeit aus dem Jahr 2010 im Fachbereich Informatik - Angewandte Informatik, Note: 1.0, Universität Augsburg, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Das Aussehen und der Arbeits-Workflow einer grafischen Oberfläche (engl. Graphical User Interface - GUI) entscheiden oft, ob eine Software von Benutzern akzeptiert wird. Je benutzerfreundlicher die GUI ist, desto besser schätzt der Benutzer die Qualität der Software ein. Deshalb muss die grafische Bedienoberfläche frühzeitig an den Wünschen des Kunden angepasst werden. Dabei ist es wichtig, dass nicht nur das Layout der GUI mit dem Kunden abgestimmt wird, sondern auch der Arbeits-Workflow der Anwendung. Dieser Prozess findet in der Spezifikationsphase statt. Es wird meist das Layout der Oberfläche auf Papier oder mittels eines Programms gezeichnet und der Workflow nur textuell beschrieben. Doch wäre es sicherlich voteilhaft, schon beim Entwurf der GUI zu sehen, wie sich die Software später 'anfühlt'. Dabei können MockUp-Konzepte helfen, indem ein MockUp der grafischen Oberfläche erstellt wird. Mit einem GUI-MockUp kann der Kunde den Workflow der Anwendung besser nachvollziehen und frühzeitig Anforderungen erkennen, welche in statischen Konzepten meist übersehen werden. Ein Beispiel hierfür wäre die Fenstergröße, die von der Bildschirmauflösung abhängig ist. Mit einem MockUp könnte getestet werden, ob die Fenstergröße zur Bildschirmauflösung des Kundenrechners passt. Deshalb werden in dieser Arbeit MockUp-Konzepte in den Spezifikationsprozess der Capgemini sd&m AG integriert. Zur Erstellung von MockUps können sogenannte MockUp-Tools verwendet werden. Um ein geeignetes MockUp-Tool zu finden, wird eine Marktanalyse durchgeführt und mittels eines eigenen Entscheidungsverfahrens das passende Tool ausgewählt. Zur Erstellung der Spezifikation wird in vielen Softwareprojekten ein Modellierungswerkzeug eingesetzt. Aus diesem Grund wird in der vorliegenden Arbeit eine Architektur zur Integration eines MockUp-Tools in ein Modellierungswerkzeug entwickelt und implementiert.

In 'Professional Orchestration: A Practical Handbook - From Piano to Strings,' conductor/composer Joseph Wagner, Founder of the Boston Civic Symphony and former Composer-in-Residence at Pepperdine University, teaches you applied orchestration by demonstrating 30 different techniques within 'The Reference Chart of Keyboard Idioms' for transcribing piano parts and piano devices to the string section. Techniques covered include Broken Intervals, Broken Chords, Melodic Lines and Figurations, Implied Bass Parts, Single Note Interval and Chord Repetitions, 2-3 Part Homophonic Music, Spacing Problems, Contrast Problems, Voice Leading, Obbligato, Antiphonal Effects, Tremolo Types, and Dance Forms. Designed for either personal or classroom use. Included in 'From Piano to Strings' is the complete piano solo and separate string ensemble adaption of Grieg's 'Holberg Suite' demonstrating how these techniques are applied and work in real practice. The Appendix contains a bonus String Ensemble template for you to copy and do your studies with and the 'Chart of String Unisons' to help you work out common string combinations. Available for separate purchase is the 'Workbook' with audio files that gives you dozens of homework examples to orchestrate. The 'Workbook' is used with all three handbooks in the series - starting with 'From Piano to Strings,' then 'From Piano to Woodwinds,' and finally 'From Piano to Orchestra.' 'From Piano to Strings' builds both orchestration and composition skills for live performance, but also develops MIDI mockup and recording skills. Companion titles for this series available for separate purchase are Alexander Publishing's 'Professional Orchestration Volume 1: Solo Instruments and Instrumentation Notes' and 'Volume 2A: Orchestrating the Melody Within the String Section.'

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Phased array ultrasonic testing (PAUT) techniques are widely used for the non-destructive testing (NDT) of austenitic welds to find defects like cracks. However, the propagation of ultrasound waves through the austenitic material is intricate due to its inhomogeneous and anisotropic nature. Such a characteristic leads beam path distorted which causes the signal to be misinterpreted. By employing a reference block which was cutout from the mockup of which the structure is a dissimilar metal weld (DMW), a new method of PAUT named as Referencing Delay Law Technique (RDLT) has been introduced. With the RDLT, full matrix capture (FMC) was used for data acquisition. To reconstruct the images, total focusing method (TFM) was used. After the focal laws were calculated, PAUT was then performed. As a result, the flaws are more precisely positioned with significantly increased signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Chrysler Norseman was a concept car built in 1956. It was a four-seat coupe. Although designed by Chrysler Corporation's stylists, actual construction was contracted out to the Italian coach-building firm of Ghia. Ghia already had experience in the construction of low-volume vehicles and one-off prototypes, having built the very successful Lincoln Futura concept the previous year. It took Ghia's craftsmen well over a year to build the complex Norseman. Chrysler wanted a fully drivable vehicle, not just a rolling mockup, so all normal systems for the powertrain, braking, suspension, etc. had to be installed. Much more difficult to fabricate was its unusual cantilevered roof, which was secured to the body only at the rear C pillars. There were no side pillars, and at the front the roof rested only lightly on a fully frameless windshield. There was a power sunroof as well, an advanced feature at the time, and difficult to integrate into a slender roof structure with no structural support at the front.