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Now that you’ve been introduced to the IR model and the accompanying query language in the last two chapters, you have a basis to delve deeper into the idea of implicit services. The concept of implicit services consists of a generic API that a client can use to access data on a server, without having to explicitly implement every possible request beforehand, as would be the case with service-oriented architectures (SOAs). At its core, an implicit service request is a set of queries. So, we could call it a query API. However, as you will see shortly, a generic service API goes much further than a typical database query API.
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Jong, J. (2019). Implicit Services. In: Vertically Integrated Architectures. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4252-0_8
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