Scenario: A Shipping Time Table
Scenario 175
Scenario 175
| The Things that Make Up this Scenario | To Execute this Scenario |
This scenario describes a web application showing time table information.
The SET Shipping company has a web site from which the customers can find out information such as what ports are available and what departure and arrival dates are available for the company's vessels. Currently the schedule is generated dynamically.
However, the response times are slow because of the transactional workload involved in dynamically generating pages.
Solution
Because the schedules do not change constantly it is sufficient to update the vessel schedules once a day. Therefore the web site is redesigned as a series of linked static pages that are regenerated overnight.
Notes and Suggestions
You cannot execute this example on Windows web servers.
Keywords
The SET Shipping company has a web site from which the customers can find out information such as what ports are available and what departure and arrival dates are available for the company's vessels. Currently the schedule is generated dynamically.
However, the response times are slow because of the transactional workload involved in dynamically generating pages.
Solution
Because the schedules do not change constantly it is sufficient to update the vessel schedules once a day. Therefore the web site is redesigned as a series of linked static pages that are regenerated overnight.
Notes and Suggestions
You cannot execute this example on Windows web servers.
Keywords
| Static page | WEB_STATIC_PAGE |
| HTML skeleton | Skeleton |
| Shipping | Example 175 |
| Solution 175 |