What is distributed function processing?
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Here the split occurs in the application functionality, one
part going to the client, other to the server. Distributed
function applications are the most complex of the three
typologies since two separately compiled application
programs must be developed. Developers must analyze where
each function should reside and what type of dialog must
occur between the two programs. The underlying
communications facilities may implement either a message-
based or remote procedure call (RPC) mechanism for
transfer of dialog and data. However, there are many
variants of this typology. One variant of the distributed
function style is where data management and application
function occur at both the client and server.
In this instance, data management at the client would
include referential, read-only data. Data frequently
updated or accessed by many users would
reside on the server.
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