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Rosario Carvello edited this page May 24, 2020 · 7 revisions

Overview

Role-based decomposition is a model for designing security and concurrency in object-oriented software development environments. In the software development process, the target software system consists of a large number of components closely related with one another. This results in potential operation conflicts in security, as well as, cooperative works among the project members. This problem can be much reduced by decomposing the target software system into the relatively independent assemblies where each one incorporates a role-based decomposition model to separate operation conflicts frequently occurring during collaboration. So, a basic WebMVC assembly is also designed for managing role-based access control.
We will' discuss the implementations for Security and Role-based in the next sections.

WebMVC - PHP Web MVC Framework

Overview

  1. Home
  2. Setup
    1. Apache mod rewrite
    2. Options
  3. Understanding WebMVC

Basic concepts

  1. Controller
    1. Handling of HTTP Request Methods
    2. Controller and OOP
    3. Controller autorun method
  2. View
    1. Dynamic content
    2. Handling placeholders
    3. Handling blocks
    4. Hiding and replacing content
    5. Nesting of blocks
    6. Insight on nesting of blocks
  3. Model
    1. Interacting with MySQL
    2. MySQL ORM
    3. Example of a DB Application

Advanced concepts

  1. System decomposition
    1. Subsystems
    2. Content Based decomposition and HMVC
    3. Decomposition by localization
    4. Skills and technologies decomposition
    5. Component Based Development
    6. Role-based decomposition
  2. Content observing

Securing WebMVC

  1. Security
    1. Authentication
    2. RBAC
    3. ACL
    4. CSRF and XSS
    5. Encryption
    6. Securing your application files

Components

  1. Using components
    1. DataRepeater
    2. Sorter
    3. Paginator
    4. Searcher
    5. Record
    6. TreeList

Helpers

  1. Helpers
    1. Email
    2. File uploader
    3. Session
    4. Cookies

Programming techniques

  1. Logic Hook
    1. Creating your own Hooks
  2. Error Handling

Services development

  1. Services and API development
    1. JSON
    2. REST API

WebMVC Tools

  1. Tools
    1. MVC instance skeleton builder
    2. MySQL ORM builder

Best Practices

  1. WebMVC Best Practices
    1. Naming convention summary
    2. Web development
    3. API development
    4. Mobile development
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