The concept of software components -- units for the construction of applications -- is well-established in languages and development tools. Indeed, the basic capability for components is present even in conventional applications. The problem is that, in most software applications, elements are put together in a way that prohibits change.
Executive Report
The Corporate Benefits of a Distributed Component Architecture
Posted October 31, 1999 | Technology |
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