Current Release


Architecture

System Overview

PASS uses JBoss as the application server. It can hold the Enterprise Java Beans and listen to RMI callis from external systems. In PASS V3, a client lib (passEJB-client.jar) is provided to external systems for access to the features of PASS.

PASS V3 Architecture

System Architecture

PASS employs a Model-View-Controller architecture built on J2EE application server. Any action caught at the user Web pages are passed to the Web Controllers which control the page flows, and dispatched to the corresponding back-end logic. Web Controllers are built based on Struts, a well-known view framework for Java Web applications. The Web Controllers then pass the actions to the corresponding Application Controllers by means of remote method invocation (RMI), for instance, to invoke Program Management Session Bean (PMSB) to complete the process. By decoupling Web control and application control, PASS can be flexibly plugged to any other view framework or interface if necessary in the future. When an Application Controller gets the action orders, which could come from PASS itself or from an external system, it calls the relevant internal logic to complete the required actions.

PASS V3 Architecture

Module in PASS

All of the system logics are divided into different modules.