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Using the Web to Process Transactions

In: Transaction Management

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  • Dimitris N. Chorafas

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The functions performed through a TPM have been explained in Chapter 6 using the example of ACMS. However, one of the crucial questions efficient managers should ask themselves is: what are my alternatives? Precisely, what may be the alternatives in regard to TPRs available as commodity software?

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  • Dimitris N. Chorafas, 1998. "Using the Web to Process Transactions," Palgrave Macmillan Books, in: Transaction Management, chapter 7, pages 132-155, Palgrave Macmillan.
    • Handle: RePEc:pal:palchp:978-0-230-37653-3_7
    DOI: 10.1057/9780230376533_7
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    Intranets; Internet; secure systems; packet switching; TCP/IP; distributed infrastructure; Arpanet; user-friendly; addressing metaphor; navigation; extranets; cognitive science; conceptualization; metastages; hypermedia; hyperlink; pattern of usage; connectivity; formatting information; proxy client; universal access; firewalls; security; dependability; brownouts; overloading; standard syntax; digital signature; trusted third party; blacklisting; smart cards; digital identities; password protection; security administrators; security breakers; Trojan Horse; password files; sniffer programs; public key cryptography; certification authority; online commerce; domain names; encryption; security gaps; com domain; bottlenecks; securities regulators; cyberfraud; accountability logs; cybermoney; agents; advanced transaction services; deceptive aliases; audit trails; realtime software; CyberGuard; knowledge-enriched authentication; tightly-managed system; detect and alert; targeted databases; VRServer software; fly-through software; end-to-end solutions; protocol vendors; software developers; software wire; user-defined datatypes; supercomputing; remote execution; next generation Internet; Internet II; NSFNet; fast Internet; local loop; public utilities; telework; IP version 6 (IPv6); Internet Engineering Task Force; header simplification; multicast; anycast address; costing; quality of service; realtime; data integrity; authentication header; encapsulated security header; unicast; host mobility; auto-readdressing; transition mechanism;
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