In the previous article, we argued that a Locator is neither a UI control nor a search mechanism. It...
In the previous article, we argued that a Locator is neither a UI control nor a search mechanism. It is an architectural concept that resolves business references within a specific business context and transforms them into canonical business identities.
If that is true, however, an obvious question immediately follows.
How can a Locator be described?
Not how it is implemented.
Not how it is executed.
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