| Separation of application logic and business logic |
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User interaction results in the initiation of business logic. This may occur for example during the completion of a form or scheduling of appointments.
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ePlatform allows for the separation of application and business logic. Business logic is essentially carried out by configurable action objects.
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The configurable nature of these action objects means they can easily be reused to perform the same type of business logic within different parts of the application.
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Action objects are configured in the same way as all other application objects. These objects are essentially linked to a JavaBean which is shared between sessions.
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