Wiki Target Audience

Modified on 2009/07/30 16:05 by Charles — Categorized as: GUI

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   Target Audience of this Wiki
   COR
      User
      COR Administrator
      Website Designer
   Jetfire
      Jetfire User
      Jetfire Administrator
      Workflow Designer

Figure 1: User Model

Target Audience of this Wiki¶

This wiki is targeted at multiple users. There are two major components of the wiki: COR and Jetfire. Some pages contain information targeted at multiple user groups.

COR and Jetfire are complementary components that can be combined or used separately in the design of websites. Figure 1 shows the relationship of users in the target audience.

COR¶

COR is used to build a standard website. There are three user groups affected by COR. These include:

User
COR Administrator
Website Designer

User¶

The user is a person who browses the website.

The website user experience is documented in COR Web Part pages. These pages contain examples of content displayed on web pages.

Refer to the examples section of COR Web Parts

COR Administrator¶

The COR Administrator is responsible for:

Adding pages to the website
Managing website files (word, web pages, images, etc)
Adding and deleting COR Web Parts on web pages
COR User and Role Management
Editing Properties of COR Web Parts

The COR Administrator gains access to the system by logging into COR via the COR Login Web Part.

The COR Administrator user experience is documented in COR Web Part pages. These pages contain information for Editing Properties of Web Parts by the COR Administrator.

Edit Properties for COR Web Parts

Website Designer¶

The Website Designer is responsible for:

Design of the Master Pages for the website
Design of the web.config file
Configures the SQL Forms Authentication Server Database used for COR and Jetfire
Configures the SQL Server Database used for Jetfire
Style Sheet definitions

The Website Designer creates the initial website that is then expanded by the COR Administrator.

The Website Designer user experience is documented in Categories:

Jetfire¶

Jetfire is used to build Web 2.0 applications. There are three user groups affected by Jetfire. These include:

Jetfire User
Jetfire Administrator
Workflow Designer

Jetfire User¶

The Jetfire User may be a Jetfire Guest or Logged in user who actively uses the workflow components in the website.

Logged in Jetfire Users login via the Jetfire Login Web Part.
Jetfire Guest users may be blocked from access to the Jetfire Web Parts.

The Jetfire user experience is documented in Jetfire Web Part pages. These pages contain examples of content displayed on web pages.

Refer to the example section of Jetfire Web Parts

Jetfire Administrator¶

The Jetfire Administrator is responsibile for:

Adding and deleting Jetfire Web Parts on web pages
Jetfire User and Role Management
Editing Properties of Jetfire Web Parts
Configuration of xml data used to display workflows
Configuration of user reports

The Jetfire Administrator is a specialized function of the COR Administrator.

The Jetfire Administrator gains access to the system by logging into COR via the COR Login Web Part. Both the Jetfire Administrator and COR Administrator log into COR to gain access to managing web pages. The difference is that the Jetfire Administrator is responsible for all actions associated with Jetfire Web Parts, where the COR Administrator is responsible for all actions associated with COR Web Parts.

The Jetfire Administrator user experience is documented in Jetfire Web Part pages. These pages contain information for how Web Parts are configured by the Jetfire Administrator. Additional information is included in Categories:

Workflow Designer¶

The Workflow Designer is responsible for:

Writes Jetfire code

The Workflow Designer works with the Jetfire Administrator to get Jetfire Code uploaded into the system.

The Workflow Designer user experience is documented in Categories: