What Are Business Objects?
Business objects is a term used to reference a collection of logical business process methods that will be used to execute a given transaction. Business objects drive you to group like sets of processing and present a common processing interface that can then be used by various applications. Keep in mind that the interface referred to here is the interface between an application and the business process. Business objects also strive to enforce a separation of process and presentation. This is a necessary separation, as the presentation element is one that can be implemented on multiple platforms using different styles, formats, and even languages, but the business processing logic remains consistent regardless of the ...
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