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State of Washington Justice Information Network

State of Washington Justice Information Network. Project Update JIN Board Meeting September 20, 2005 David Neufeld Online Business Systems. Objectives and Success Measures. OBJECTIVES Exchange information securely, reliably and in real time Open standards and service-based architecture

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State of Washington Justice Information Network

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  1. State of Washington Justice Information Network Project Update JIN Board Meeting September 20, 2005 David Neufeld Online Business Systems

  2. Objectives and Success Measures • OBJECTIVES • Exchange information securely, reliably and in real time • Open standards and service-based architecture • Solution based on customer requirements • Support strategic directions of the stakeholder agencies • (DIS, AOC, WSP, King County and Yakima County) • A platform to support web-based queries • Build on the currently operational Summary Offender Profile • SUCCESS MEASUREMENTS • Follow an evaluation method and process that ends up being a collaborative selection of the integration platform and design alternatives • Successfully deliver request/response PCH and CACH web-service queries consumable by King and Yakima county integration platforms

  3. Where Are We Today? • We’re Behind Schedule • We’re responding to the unexpected • technical and organizational • We’re Committed to Success!

  4. Where Are We? • Behind Schedule – but “On Budget” • JINDEX functionality at the system test level targeted for late-July/early-August • JINDEX currently at “System Test” Status • Infrastructure, Middleware, and primary web services are installed and functioning – “the plumbing” • King and Yakima counties are sending requests and receiving and processing responses • Working with DIS and counties to stabilize the JINDEX and PCH and CACH queries and support county implementations • Refining message requirements and addressing data quality issues • Monitor and support JINDEX and PCH/CACH exchange

  5. JINDEX Request Handling 1 2 3 JINDEX receives and logs Request Message Transformed PCH/CACH Queries Generated 6 4 5 * AXIS, not to be confused with ACCESS, is an application/web server residing in the JINDEX. AXIS* transmits Request to Data Source Agencies AXIS Receives Acknowledgement /Fault JINDEX Sends Acknowledgement /Fault to Requesting Agency

  6. JINDEX Response Handling 1 2 3 AXIS Receives Payload Responses JINDEX Receives and Logs Responses JINDEX Checks Database for records 10+ seconds 4 5 Package Responses, Non-responses, Timeouts Package Sent to Requesting Agency

  7. JINDEX Response Handling (2) 1 2 3 AXIS Receives Payload Responses JINDEX Receives and Logs Responses JINDEX Checks Database for records in 2nd Period 4 5 Package Responses Only Package Sent to Requesting Agency

  8. What Is Next? • Continue to work with DIS and Counties to stabilize the JINDEX and PCH and CACH queries • Correct Defects and Log Enhancements • Stabilize and Refine JINDEX and PCH/CACH exchange • Project Closure – “Lessons-Learned” Workshop • “Pilot” Implementation • Technology Maturation – Continued evaluation of technical services and JINDEX performance • JINDEX Technical Support Model • Mid-October Pilot Implementation Readiness Assessment • ~1 month behind revised schedule

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