A generic embedded application technology architecture partitions the application software into code and data objects in an optimal way such that: a) a set of embedded software objects and data (non-code with both static and dynamic attributes) define the specific characteristics of the application, the objects and data being disposed under “object files” or “Bytecode”; b) the code is disposed under an entity called a Virtual Engine (VE) (software code), that manipulates (interprets) the embedded software objects and data or information provided by the data objects (i.e., Bytecode) to produce the desired functionality or outputs (information or actions); and c) because of this optimal partitioning, software application development is then reduced to “data object definition” only, since the VE is reusable within a “domain” or application class.
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