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Here is the solution: Service Oriented Architecture |
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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a potential solution. SOA became feasible with the advent of object oriented computing,
which made possible discrete program components with standard inputs and outputs that can be used as discrete building
blocks to assemble applications, with object libraries shared between compatible applications. In SOA, application building
blocks can be made available as a service to any application running on the same network. Services are structured to allow
them to be invoked in a standard way, and are "loosely-coupled." That is, they can be invoked without the caller needing to
understand anything about the platform or physical location of the application providing the service.
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