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- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture abstract "Windows Open Service Architecture is one of the mainstays of Microsoft Windows: the methods of abstraction of core services.For each extension, Windows Open Services Architecture defines an API and an SPI, as well as a universal interface (usually placed in a single DLL) that both comply to.These then transparently let the operating system speak to device drivers, database managers, and other low level entities.These extensions include, among others, ODBC (called the "crowning jewel of WOSA"), TAPI, WOSA/XFS, SAPI and MAPI, and their supporting services, as well as the abstraction of access to printers, modems, and networking services, which run identically over TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and NetBEUI.".
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- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture subject Category:Microsoft_Windows.
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- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture type Framework103391770.
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- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture comment "Windows Open Service Architecture is one of the mainstays of Microsoft Windows: the methods of abstraction of core services.For each extension, Windows Open Services Architecture defines an API and an SPI, as well as a universal interface (usually placed in a single DLL) that both comply to.These then transparently let the operating system speak to device drivers, database managers, and other low level entities.These extensions include, among others, ODBC (called the "crowning jewel of WOSA"), TAPI, WOSA/XFS, SAPI and MAPI, and their supporting services, as well as the abstraction of access to printers, modems, and networking services, which run identically over TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, and NetBEUI.".
- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture label "Windows Open Services Architecture".
- Windows_Open_Services_Architecture label "Windows Open Services Architecture".
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