Component Processor vs APPSERV Service in Appserver

Hello All,
Wondering, APPSERV service is component processor in Appserver or component processor has any special processor (service) in Appserver and Component buffer is Appserver memory?

In PeopleBooks it referred like "The Component Processor is the PeopleTools runtime engine that controls processing of an application from the time that a user requests a component from an application menu until the database is updated and processing of the component is complete." So, is this component processor ( PeopleTools runtime engine) runs in appserver, if it runs what service it is in appserver , if not where does it runs ?

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OSS message created. Answer from SAP:
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Hello Mr. Miller,
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