The above-listed architectural principles are directly reflected in the structure of the assembled application. Suppose we have a simple application which has two blocks – Middleware and Web Client; and includes the functionality of two application components - cuba and reports.

The figure demonstrates the contents of several directories of the Tomcat server with the deployed application.

The Middleware block is represented by the app-core web application, the Web Client block – by the app web application. The web applications contain the JAR files located in the WEB-INF/lib directories. Each JAR (artifact) is a result of building a single module of an application or one of its components.

For instance, the set of JAR files of the app-core web application is determined by the fact that the Middleware block includes global and core modules; and the application uses cuba and reports components.