The newest finding. As I was looking for the absolute minimum requirements from a framework (more precisely: an external framework runtime environment) it seems to disappear.
When I have all business logic implemented as business logic components derived from a common base class, it seems possible that the proper network of these elements (the grains of Dust) can do all the required operations. The "application" itself is not more but a component entity that has a Context, which is totally similar to any other "Context holders", like a GUI window or a serializer. The only difference is the initial boot process, where the application started on the machine, has a generated code segment that puts some preconfigured entities (like the meta-level type and service holder instances) into the Context before giving the control to the "launch" message handler.
It will take some time to process this idea.
