Functionality and Features Clause Samples
The 'Functionality and Features' clause defines the specific capabilities, services, or attributes that a product, service, or software must provide under the agreement. It typically outlines the required functions, performance standards, and any unique features that distinguish the deliverable, such as compatibility with certain systems or inclusion of particular modules. This clause ensures both parties have a clear, mutual understanding of what is being delivered, reducing the risk of disputes over unmet expectations or ambiguous requirements.
Functionality and Features. Not all of the same functionality or features may be accessible or available at all times for all Services or Electronic Channels.
Functionality and Features. XRM Tokens uses, purpose, attributes, functionalities or features, express or implied are solely must be seen as a facilitating mechanism for building Aerum community and providing its members with a sample of delegated cross-chain proof of stake governance mechanism.
Functionality and Features. Not all of the same functionality or features may be accessible or available for all Accounts or other Services or Electronic Channels, or at all times. At the Customer’s request, Royal Bank will provide the Customer with more information about these limitations.
Functionality and Features. The Official CAS support is obsolete as Liferay is still using CAS Protocol 2 whereas neuGRID is using CAS Protocol version 3 and the ▇▇▇▇ assertions that are extensively used in the neuGRID SSO architecture to provide access to the users' attributes to the different neuGRID services. It required the development of a custom authentication handler based on the existing CAS integration, using the features provided by Liferay. It was updated to handle the CAS 3 protocol. This step required to create the class neuGRIDAutoLogin which implements com.liferay.portal.security.auth.AutoLogin. This class is responsible for extracting the user's attributes from the ▇▇▇▇ assertion that are returned by CAS once the user has been successfully authenticated. A Liferay user is created using these attributes if it does not already exist into the local Liferay database. The Distinguished Name (DN) of the user is normalized and used as the screen name. A Liferay hook was also developed in order to be able to customise the terms of use page. A new portal user has to accept these terms before being able to use the neuGRID portal. The former neuGRID portal developed using Ruby On Rails has been completely migrated to Liferay. The design has been migrated as a Liferay theme. The neuGRID menu has been ported into a portlet including the Grid load glowing brain that is updated using Ajax and the resource serving facility of the JSR 286. The portal is now ready to receive the neuGRID portlets.
Functionality and Features. The neuGRID pseudonymization Java library allows one to keep or remove a selected list of fields from DICOM images. The library is being implemented into the org.healthgrid.neuGRID.pseudonymize.Pseudonymization class providing the following public methods: The pseudonymization applet will allow users to select one or more local files and pseudonymize them in a manner configured for the neuGRID needs. It will take a list of images as input and will either output pseudonymized images into one chosen repository or send them to the neuGRID infrastructure according to the user's choice. The applet will also be handling the manual upload of files at the DACS level. Due to its applet nature when new features, bugs fixes or new pseudonymization rules are implemented, they will be immediately available for use. When running in standalone mode the applet will have an update facility allowing it to update itself and to apply automatically any possible new pseudonymization rules. In order to be able to create a nice and responsive applet that could live outside a browser, the JavaFX SDK has been used. JavaFX is a client platform developed by Sun allowing the creation of rich user interfaces for Internet applications. It is one of the main RIA (Rich Internet Application) frameworks. It allows reusing any existing Java library, and it is also capable of creating applets that could be deployed on a user's desktop just by dragging them from the browser.