This section provides a technical overview of the MINT framework architecture. It describes the key components of the system and their interactions.
The MINT framework employs a component-based architecture that separates concerns into distinct functional areas. This approach provides flexibility in deployment, maintenance, and customization.
Core Components
The MINT framework consists of several core components that work together to provide the complete functionality:
- Presentation Engine: Handles the user interface and multimedia presentation, including vehicle visualization, interactive catalogs, and guided selling tools.
- Business Logic Engine: Implements the business rules and processes, including configuration validation, pricing calculations, and workflow management.
- Data Management: Manages the storage, retrieval, and synchronization of data, including vehicle specifications, customer information, and order status.
- Integration Services: Provides interfaces to external systems, including dealer management systems, ACME production systems, and other enterprise applications.
- Infrastructure Services: Delivers foundational capabilities such as security, logging, configuration, and offline operation.
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These components are organized into the MINT layers that provide a structured approach to the overall architecture. The framework supports multiple deployment versions to address different operational requirements.