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CCTNS Functional & Technical SpecificationsPresentation LayerThe user interface would receive requests from users and would output results back bycommunicating with other tiers. The State has to define the various infrastructure componentsto be hosted in a Private and Public Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). E.g. Firewalls, intrusionprevention systems (IPS), Load balancers, gateway level anti-virus system etc would bedeployed in the Public Demilitarized Zone. State has to explain the access mechanisms foruser categories defined i.e. ‗External users and Internal users‘ to the various zones. Forexample, External users (citizens/business users) would be able to access non-restricted areasof the application over internet. The public web server and the internal firewall a part of thepublic DMZ would be configured to render only those application pages that can be accessedpublicly.The following figure depicts the access path in case of external users:Assam Police Page 292
CCTNS Functional & Technical SpecificationsDeployment Internal Usera. Internal users (Internal departmental) would be connected through SWAN and wouldaccess the application over intranet.b. Other government agency communicating between the various CCNTNS applicationwould access the applications via web-services (over NSDG/SWAN). Web Servicesare de facto standard for communication across different hardware platforms,operating systems and business processes. They are modeled according to publiclyaccepted open standards, so that different implementations running on differentoperating systems can interoperate. Common markup languages for Web Servicescommunication used are XML messages, SOAP protocol (which is also based onXML) as common message format for exchanging information and WSDL (based onXML) as common format for Web Service description. Web Services are publishedvia UDDI (based on XML).Assam Police Page 293
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