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The term component architecture is widely used, its meaning is the
internal components, connectors and configurations. However, to me, it
seems a bit vague!
for example, what is the meaning of JavaBeans Architecture, does the
previous meaning still apply?
In my opinion, I believe that a component should have two kinds of
architectures,
- internal architecture: this reflects the internal components,
connectors, and configuration.
- external architecture: this indicates that the component should
conform to its interface. hence its interface has certain architecture,
this will be the component's external architecture.
so we could distinguish between components according to their external
architecture.
any opinion?
internal components, connectors and configurations. However, to me, it
seems a bit vague!
for example, what is the meaning of JavaBeans Architecture, does the
previous meaning still apply?
In my opinion, I believe that a component should have two kinds of
architectures,
- internal architecture: this reflects the internal components,
connectors, and configuration.
- external architecture: this indicates that the component should
conform to its interface. hence its interface has certain architecture,
this will be the component's external architecture.
so we could distinguish between components according to their external
architecture.
any opinion?