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View all- Liang XGinige A(2008)Smart Business Objects for Web Applications: A New Approach to Model Business ObjectsSoftware and Data Technologies10.1007/978-3-540-70621-2_25(307-322)Online publication date: 2008
Object mappings in a software engineering project
Pages 55 - 59
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In a software engineering project, business objects were mapped directly to software and database objects. There was a natural correlation between objects in real world systems and their representation as software objects and database objects. This mapping may serve as an effective model for similar projects.
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Published: 01 January 1999
Published in SIGSOFT Volume 24, Issue 1
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