Preferred Uses of Structure from Java Dictionary

Hello Friends ,
I am confused about the scenarios where the structure can be used as the data type from the java dictionary
It will be help full if could be known about some scenarios which could make the usage of structure clear

Hi,
Java Dictionary can be used as a central repository for cross-platform definitions of data types and database objects.
Data type descriptions in the form of structures are used in Web applications and can be created in the Java Dictionary independently of the program code. Structures created in the Java Dictionary can be reused in different Web Dynpro contexts.
This useful document link: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/00c062ec-f90d-2a10-52bd-df57de2d1ddb
Regards,
Anagha

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