DTOSchnittstellen
DTOSchnittstellen, often translated as DTO interfaces or Data Transfer Object interfaces, are a design pattern used in software development to define the structure of objects that are used to transfer data between different layers or components of an application. They are not typically executable code themselves but rather serve as contracts or blueprints specifying the properties and data types that a Data Transfer Object (DTO) must possess.
The primary purpose of DTOSchnittstellen is to decouple the sender and receiver of data. By defining a
DTOSchnittstellen are particularly useful in distributed systems, such as client-server architectures or microservices. They help ensure
In practice, a DTOSchnittstelle might be defined using languages like Java with interfaces, C# interfaces, or