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[Apache Avalon Wiki] Updated: AvalonFAQ/WhatIsAvalon

   Date: 2004-01-11T06:55:44
   Editor: 62.116.126.72 <>
   Wiki: Apache Avalon Wiki
   Page: AvalonFAQ/WhatIsAvalon
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/avalon/AvalonFAQ/WhatIsAvalon

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 ''Ok, so what is a component framework?''
 
-Component Oriented Programming (COP) combines nifty design patterns such as Inversion of Control and Seperation of Concerns to traditional Object Oriented Programming.  Design patterns are essentially 'best practices' for solving common programming problems.  COP applies these practices to components -- reusable, replacable, composable objects which when assembed together (usually inside of a container) make for a well designed, secure, and easily maintained application.
+Component Oriented Programming (COP) combines nifty design patterns such as Inversion of Control and Seperation of Concerns to traditional Object Oriented Programming.  Design patterns are essentially 'best practices' for solving common programming problems.  COP applies these practices to components -- reusable, replacable, composable objects which when assembled together (usually inside of a container) make for a well designed, secure, and easily maintained application.
 
 ''That sounds cool, but kinda abstract and generic...''
 

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