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Business Object Integration: How to Deal with the Data?
Introduction
Business Object Models
Business processes typically need to operate on some business data. In this book, we interpret the data models of external systems as well as the data models defined in the service-oriented architecture (SOA) from an object-oriented (OO) perspective. That is, the data models are represented using business objects, and all business objects, their attributes, and their relationships are defined in a business object model.
Please note that the process-oriented and service-oriented perspectives advocate a more behavioral, stateless view of the system than objects. However, they usually perform operations on data. This data can be represented in ...
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