A Plain Old Java Object, or POJO, is just that: an ordinary java object that encapsulates member variables made accessible via setter and getter accessor methods.
The X Platform exposes a model whereby objects can be modeled using the Application Data Modeler (ADM) and generated for use by the application to store application state or as messages sent to or received from other applications. This provides application developers a simple object based abstraction to code against. Under the covers, ADM generated POJOs generally are backed by optimized encoding logic to facilitate optimal serialization for storage and/or transport
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