1. TINA architecture
A service implemented according to the principles and concepts defined by TINA (Telecommunications Information Network Architecture)
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like any other telecommunications or information service, consists of a set of service components interacting with each other. Each service component can itself be broken down into a set of processing objects. Communication (interaction) between processing objects is supported in TINA by distribution mechanisms offered by a distributed processing environment.
In order to achieve good structuring, modularity and reusability in the TINA architecture, three categories of service components are defined (figure
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