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The figure below outlines the high level components that make up a Talon application. 


XVM

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Management

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AEP

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Application Event Handlers

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ODS

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Replication

CDC

ICR

Transaction Logs

SMA

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Discovery

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Design Time Components

ADM: The Application Data Modeler

The application data modeler provides an XML based modeling language that is used to generate messages and state as plain old java objects. ADM modeled objects are highly optimized and shield application developers from concerns around serialization, transport and persistence of these objects. 

See Modeling Messages and 

DDL: Domain Descriptor Language

Because X applications don't The X Platform DDL is the platform's configuration schema which allows configurating a group of related applications in a singe configuration artifact in a single XML document. This configuration is used by deployment tools such as Robin to seed the the platform's configuration repository where it is then used by Talon XVM when they are launched. 

 


See Understanding Configuration

 

 

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