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Composite Applications Software
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ALSO CALLED: Packaged Composite Applications Software
DEFINITION: Applications that are built by reusing logic from two or more existing applications to form a new application without having to start from scratch. A composite application consists of functionality drawn from several different sources within a service oriented architecture (SOA). The components may
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COMPOSITE APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE DEFINITION (continued): … Applications that are built by reusing logic from two or more existing applications to form a new application without having to start from scratch. A composite application consists of functionality drawn from several different sources within a service oriented architecture (SOA). The components may be individual web services, selected functions from within other applications, or entire systems whose outputs have been packaged as web services (often legacy systems). Visit WhatIs.com - a knowledge exploration and self-education tool about information technology.
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