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		<title>IDEF</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary IDEFIntegration Definition (Integration Definition) is a family of languages, suited to modelling data exchanges as part of systems or software engineering. Example &#160; Applies when You want a graphical representation of the activities and data transfers involved in a system, including input, output and associated control. Ideal for large distributed systems, where understanding the [...]]]></description>
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