How does legacy object mapping work?

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Legacy object mapping builds object wrappers around legacy
system interfaces in order to access elements of legacy
system business logic and database tiers directly. Legacy
object mapping tools are used to create proxy objects that
access legacy system functions and make them available in an
object-oriented manner.

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