business logic

"It's always been this way and there's no business logic for it."

The business logic of the courts is built into this application.

That is, can the "business logic" of a program be protected?

But he went on: "The business logic behind this deal has not changed.

The response to business logic abuse can be quite challenging for two reasons.

The data is managed by the business logic layer of the application.

The business logic of the deal, however, was depicted by both sides as compelling.

There's a basic business logic behind the move to test the upper limit, executives say.

Examples of business logic abuse range from obvious to subtle.

The Model is the place containing the business logic.

Also, there can be operations defining new functionality and business logic.

There are also many examples of business logic abuse apparent in general internet fraud.

Business logic can be developed completely independent of the underlying database and operating system.

All business logic should be encapsulated onto the domain objects.

The application domain model of the automated teller's business logic.

The model (business logic) can be declared directly and completely in source code using attributes.

The most obvious type of business logic abuse is password guessing.

Session beans help to implement the main business logic.

The transitions could be made dependent upon the data values and trends, in conjunction with the available business logic.

This allows "eyes only" business logic to be implemented once, at the screen, rather than within each affected application.

His business logic was keen, developed no doubt from his training as an engineer.

A good solution may be to use commercial off-the-shelf database products to implement business logic.

In this example other interests have become tangled with the basic functionality (sometimes called the business logic concern).

Such inadequate designs are characterized by business logic layer coding.

However, reusing code is not always a good practice, particularly when business logic is involved.