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This point of apparent conflict is where the concept of mobile objects enters the picture It s possible to pass a business object from an application server to the client machine, work with the object, and then pass the object back to the application server so that it can store its data in the database To do this, there needs to be some black-box component running as a service on the application server with which the client can interact This black-box component does little more than accept the object from the client and then call methods on the object to retrieve or update data as required But the object itself does all the real work Figure 2-9 illustrates this concept, showing how the same physical business object can be passed from application server to client, and vice versa, via a generic router object that s running on the application server.

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In 1, I discussed anchored and mobile objects In this model, the business object is mobile, meaning that it can be passed around the network by value The router object is anchored, meaning that it will always run on the machine where it s created In the framework, I ll refer to this router object as a data portal It will act as a portal for all data access for all the objects The objects will interact with this portal in order to retrieve default values (create), fetch data (read), update or insert data (update), and remove data (delete) This means that the data portal will provide a standardized mechanism by which objects can perform all create, read, update, delete (CRUD) operations.

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public ADC124S101(Cpu.Pin chipSelectPin, float supplyVoltage, uint clockRateKHz, SPI.SPI_module spiModule) { if (chipSelectPin == Cpu.Pin.GPIO_NONE) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("chipSelectPin"); if (supplyVoltage <= 0.0f) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("supplyVoltage"); this.chipSelectPin = chipSelectPin; this.supplyVoltage = supplyVoltage; SPI.Configuration config = new SPI.Configuration ( chipSelectPin, //chip select port false, //IC is accessed when chip select is low 1, //setup time 1 ms, is actually min 10 ns 1, //hold chip select 1 ms after transfer true, //clock line is high if device is not selected false, //data is sampled at falling edge of clock clockRateKHz, //possible 10000 - 20000 KHz spiModule //select SPI bus ); this.spi = new SPI(config); } public float GetVoltage(AdcChannel channel) { this.writeBuffer[0] = (ushort)channel; //select ADC channel this.readBuffer[0] = 0; //reset buffer for safety //trigger conversion and read result spi.WriteRead(writeBuffer, readBuffer); //raw value is 12 Bit the 4 most significant bits of the ushort are zero ushort rawValue = readBuffer[0]; //smallest change is 1/4096 of supply voltage return rawValue / 4096.0f * this.supplyVoltage; } public Cpu.Pin ChipSelectPin { get { return this.chipSelectPin; } }

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