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Subject: Subsystems communication

Subject: Subsystems communication

2004-10-20       - By Jin Chun

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Actually, I disagree somewhat,

     IMHO, one should always strive to layer the system 2 dimensionally.
In one dimension, there are service interfaces that are use case/story
modeled, and the other,
are subsystem interfaces that may be reused across application domains,
e.g. gateways, etc.

Jin

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Subsystems are a waste of time.

Peace out.


> I have a question regarding subsystems communication.
> How do I integrate a subsystem with dependent subsystems (possibly remote
> ones)?
> I found a suggestion saying to call the dependent subsystems Business
> Delegates/Fa?ades from the top subsystem Business Object. Is this
correct?
> I don't feel comfortable with this solution because a think that if you
are
> already in the business layer, why should I use a Pattern designed to
> integrate presenteation-tier clients and system's business services.
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