Accessors in connectivity is used for?
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To get the output from the third party system
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To prepare input from CLO to send to third party as request
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Used as an interface to connect third party system
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None of the above
Accessors in the connectivity framework serve as interfaces or adapters that connect to third-party systems. They abstract the details of external system interactions and provide a consistent API for the application to communicate with external services. Accessors handle both outbound requests and inbound responses as the integration layer.
An accessor is the connectivity component that acts as the interface adapter to a third-party/external system, translating requests and responses between the application and that external system. It's not simply 'getting output' or 'preparing input' alone — those are just parts of what the accessor's interfacing role accomplishes.