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| name="6012">presentation of the core concepts of a business and their logical connections. The business object model is
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| the basis for the vocabulary used in business rules. The elements of a business object model map to those of a
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| corresponding execution domain object model.</a> It can be seen as a view of the java or XSD model used for the rest of
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| the application.
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