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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
In WebSphere Commerce Payments, the Cassette object for all of the WebSphere Commerce Payments cassettes (for example, Cassette for VisaNet and Cassette for Paymentech). Each financial transaction for a WebSphere Commerce Payments cassette is associated with a particular brand (for example, MasterCard or VISA).
Industry:Software
One or more individuals who can view but not modify repository information.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Commerce Payments, the creation of a Payments object by a merchant. For cassettes that implement credit card protocols, approval will likely map to authorization. Other cassettes might implement the approval process differently.
Industry:Software
One or more policies, or one or more simple policy groups, or both, that are of the same scope and that are associated with a particular node in a policy hierarchy. See also node-attached policy group, simple policy group.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Commerce Payments, the credit amount in the smallest denomination of the particular currency used to place the order.
Industry:Software
One or more rule sets and the event class definitions for which the rules are written. The Tivoli Enterprise Console product uses the rule base in managing events. An organization can create many rule bases, with each rule base fulfilling a different set of needs for network computing management. However, only one rule base can be active at a time.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Commerce Payments, the simultaneous authorization and capture of a transaction.
Industry:Software
One or more storage units that are defined from the disk units or disk-unit subsystems that make up addressable disk storage. An independent disk pool contains objects, the directories that contain the objects, and other object attributes such as authorization ownership attributes.
Industry:Software
In WebSphere Commerce Payments, to close a batch object and transfer funds.
Industry:Software
One or more storage units that are defined from the disk units or disk-unit subsystems that make up addressable disk storage. Disk pools (which are also known as auxiliary storage pools ) provide a means of placing certain objects on specific disk units to limit the impact of disk-media failures and to reduce recovery time. A basic disk pool contains both objects and the libraries or directories that contain the objects. Attributes such as authorization, ownership, and spooled file attributes are stored in the system disk pool (also known as the system ASP).
Industry:Software
