Titlebook: Business Object Design and Implementation; OOPSLA ’95 Workshop Jeff Sutherland,Cory Casanave,Glenn Hollowell Conference proceedings 1997 S

Aggressive

Lukman Raimi,Ibrahim Adekunle Oreagbaapt to complex and dynamic business needs. An application architecture based on “business objects” is proposed as a way to build information systems to better meet these needs. Business objects are defined as components of the information system that directly represent the business model.

Chronological

Business Model for Medical Entrepreneurship, and the benefits of such an architecture, in terms of reduced software development cycle time and increased investment returns. The paper postulates the advantages for organisations who are already developing and implementing globally distributed object systems and how they have a competitive advantage over latecomers.

AGGER

Synthesis Lectures on Biomedical Engineering” of the run-time business objects, and the Business Object Facility which enables and supports them. Before discussing implications, the paper expands on two concepts which are fundamental to the RFP objectives. These are “Interoperability” and “Simplicity”.

財(cái)政

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00485-3ctural framework for distributed heterogeneous object system organization. The major goals of the framework are to provide a basis of inter-operability for different kinds of object models and application domains.

成份

懶惰民族

埋伏

DEI

刺耳

The OMG Business Object Facility and the OMG Business Object” of the run-time business objects, and the Business Object Facility which enables and supports them. Before discussing implications, the paper expands on two concepts which are fundamental to the RFP objectives. These are “Interoperability” and “Simplicity”.

匯總

An Architectural Framework for Semantic Inter-Operability in Distributed Object Systemsctural framework for distributed heterogeneous object system organization. The major goals of the framework are to provide a basis of inter-operability for different kinds of object models and application domains.