AccessSchicht
AccessSchicht is a term that refers to a conceptual layer within software architecture, particularly in systems that deal with data access or external service interactions. It serves as an intermediary, abstracting the complexities of underlying data sources or communication protocols. The primary purpose of an AccessSchicht is to decouple the business logic of an application from the specifics of how data is retrieved or how services are invoked.
By encapsulating data access operations, the AccessSchicht allows developers to change the underlying data store (e.g.,
Common implementations of an AccessSchicht include data access objects (DAOs), repositories, or service clients. These components