Fundamental Concepts
SOP concepts provide a robust base for a semantic approach to programming integration and application logic. There are three significant benefits to this approach:
- Semantically, it can raise the level of abstraction for creating composite business applications and thus significantly increase responsiveness to change (i.e. business agility)
- Gives rise to the unification of integration and software component development techniques under a single concept and thus significantly reduces the complexity of integration. This unified approach enables "inside-out integration" without the need to replicate data, therefore, significantly reducing the cost and complexity of the overall solution
- Automate multi-threading and virtualization of applications at the granular (unit-of-work) level.
The following are some of the key concepts of SOP:
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