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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of "broker" and "direct" in these contexts.
Hi,
Would you rephrase the words I underlined?
"It brokers connections to VDI desktops that run on a variety of platforms."
"It also directs connections to blade PCs."
Thank you.
M
Would you rephrase the words I underlined?
"It brokers connections to VDI desktops that run on a variety of platforms."
"It also directs connections to blade PCs."
Thank you.
M
Top answer
The first sentence, where, I presume, "it" refers to a system which acts like a delegate. It handles requests (or whatever it is doomed to do) so user has no idea. But the delegate does some work.
- The first sentence, where, I presume, "it" refers to a system which acts like a delegate.
- It handles requests (or whatever it is doomed to do) so user has no idea.
- But the delegate does some work.
- The second "it" implies that it acts as a courier.
- It just passes responsibilities to the next object.
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The first sentence, where, I presume, "it" refers to a system which acts like a delegate. It handles requests (or whatever it is doomed to do) so user has no idea. But the delegate does some work.
The second "it" implies that it acts as a courier. It just passes responsibilities to the next object. If you're reffering to the same "it" you should change verbs according to my explanation.
The second "it" implies that it acts as a courier. It just passes responsibilities to the next object. If you're reffering to the same "it" you should change verbs according to my explanation.
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