1. A method of constructing digital communications comprising: developing a communication schema defined in a communication modeling language and representing user requirements; loading the schema into a communication virtual process based on a session request; storing the schema; synthesizing the schema into a communications script configured to be executed on a destination communications module; configuring the script to interoperate with an existing network architecture and existing modules between a source communications module and the destination communications module; compiling the communications script, based on information stored in a middleware library, so that the communications script is compiled into an executable object, wherein the middleware library includes means for implementing the communications script for use with the destination module; managing the executable object between a source module and the destination module based on existing communications architecture between the source module and the destination module; creating an interface module to marshal data over the existing communication architecture; downloading the created interface module to the destination module; optimizing the executable object to further adapt the executable object for execution on the target module; coordinating communications based on the existing communications architecture; and interoperating communications based on the existing communications architecture.