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What is the difference between middleware and framework?

Posted on 2014/08/102015/12/06 by mendicott

What is the difference between middleware and framework?

A framework is something like a development environment that is primarily characterized by libraries. Frameworks may be used for development in general; whereas, middleware is primarily used for integration purposes. A framework used for integration may be referred to as a middleware framework.

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