2020
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/919/5/052014
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Client-server application framework based on an object-oriented network model

Abstract: The relationship between the business layer and the underlying data access layers is considered. The disadvantages of the traditional approach based on the relational database and the data access layer (DAO/ORM) are analyzed. A document-oriented database with built above it an object-oriented network model of data presentation is proposed. The integration with the business layer, automatic assembly of business objects using Java reflection without additional specifications, polymorphic storage and transfer of … Show more

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“…The system of client-server applications can be described as a distributed system, consisting of three main elements of the architectural pattern MVC (MVP), but interpreted much more broadly, as the main categories, which can include a code component, design artifact and any other entity related to the CSA [1,2]:…”
Section: The Role Of Ui In the Architecture Of Client-server Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The system of client-server applications can be described as a distributed system, consisting of three main elements of the architectural pattern MVC (MVP), but interpreted much more broadly, as the main categories, which can include a code component, design artifact and any other entity related to the CSA [1,2]:…”
Section: The Role Of Ui In the Architecture Of Client-server Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%