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Los Angeles County
Department of Public Social Services
LEADER Replacement System (LRS)
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Fit-Gap Analysis: Examination of components within the context of requirements and to make
a determination as to the suitability of the service component.
Component Granularity: The size of the unit of component under consideration in some
context. The term generally refers to the level of detail at which component is considered, e.g.
"You can specify the granularity for this service component".
Identity Mapping: is a method of creating relationships between identity properties. Some
Identity Providers may make use of id mapping.
Identity Provider: is an entity that acts as a peer entity authentication service to end users and
data origin authentication service to service providers (this is typically an extension of a security
token service).
ID-FF: Liberty Identity Federation Framework. ID-FF contains the core specifications that allow
for the creation of a standardized, multi-vendor, identity federation network. The FF consists of
protocols, schema and profiles.
https://www.projectliberty.org/resources/specifications.php
ID-SIS: Liberty Identity Services Interface Specifications. ID-SIS uses the ID-WSF (new window)
and ID-FF (new window) specifications to provide networked identity services, such as contacts,
presence detection, or wallet services that depend on networked identity. The SIS contains two
specifications: Personal Profile (ID-SIS-PP): and Employee Profile (ID-SIS-EP):
ID-WSF: Liberty Identity Web Services Framework. ID-WSF provides a basic framework of
identity services. Such services could be identity service discovery and invocation. The WSF
consists of schema, protocols, and profiles.
http://www.projectliberty.org/resources/specifications.php
Infrastructure Component: Software unit that provides application functionality not related to
business functionality, such as error/message handling, audit trails, or security.
Interface: Mechanism by which a component describes what it does and provides access to its
services. This is important because it represents the “contract” between the supplier of services
and the consumer of the services.
Intellectual Property: A product of the intellect that has commercial value, including
copyrighted property such as literary or artistic works, and ideational property, such as patents,
appellations of origin, business methods, and industrial processes.
Interface Profile: the sub-component that provides the ability to customize the component for
various uses. The profile can be tailored to suit different deployment architectures well as
different sets of business rules across enterprises. The interface profile can specify the business
rules and workflow that are to be executed when the component is initialized. The profile can
specify the architectural pattern that complements the service component.
Java Server Faces: JavaServer Faces technology is a server-side user interface component
framework for Java technology-based Web applications. JSF offers a clean separation between
behavior and presentation.
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/
Language Class: Class in an object-oriented programming language to build distributed
components. This is NOT considered an SRM component. A language class provides very low
ROI for capital planning purposes.
LRS RFP - Attachment H (Technical Exhibits) Page 45 November 30, 2007