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| ===== Rationale ===== | ===== Rationale ===== | ||
| - | Logical Communication Endpoints provide the architectural abstraction through which Logical Nodes exchange information. Treating endpoints as platform-independent concepts preserves architectural meaning while allowing different implementation technologies to realise | + | Logical Communication Endpoints provide the architectural abstraction through which Logical Nodes exchange information. Treating endpoints as platform-independent concepts preserves architectural meaning while allowing different implementation technologies to realize |
| ===== Applies To ===== | ===== Applies To ===== | ||
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| * Logical Nodes; | * Logical Nodes; | ||
| * Logical interactions; | * Logical interactions; | ||
| - | * Communication | + | * Communication |
| ===== Verification ===== | ===== Verification ===== | ||
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| * Logical Communication Endpoints connect Logical Nodes; | * Logical Communication Endpoints connect Logical Nodes; | ||
| * endpoint definitions remain independent of implementation technologies; | * endpoint definitions remain independent of implementation technologies; | ||
| - | * Logical Communication Endpoints support logical interaction | + | * Logical Communication Endpoints support logical interaction |
| ===== Traceability ===== | ===== Traceability ===== | ||