System components {software layers} can be for applications, technical services, integration services, business services, and data services.
Software layers {application layer} can include installers and user interfaces and use business and technical services, through integration services. Interfaces are for navigating, querying, calculating, displaying, and reporting.
Software layers {business layer} can include instrument controls, analysis tools, quality-control modules, parameter settings, queries, and business objects. Models {business model} can be business-object content, behavior, rules, and interactions. Data objects {business object} are in systems. Service groups {business service} access and control shared domain-specific service interfaces, such as instrument controls and data.
Software layers {data layer} can include auditing, ID, password, authentication, persistence, and relational database. Implementation-model subset {data model} describes persistent procedure, trigger, and constraint logical and physical data representation.
Software layers {domain layer} can contain modules working with data objects. Business-model subsets {domain model} can have business types.
Software layers {integration layer} can include request-response, instrument, workflow, directory, and messaging services. A service group {integration service} includes request-response framework, architectural framework, and services that access and control shared services.
Software layers {presentation layer} can contain user interfaces.
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