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....Potential reusable software components are therefore often entangled in project or institute specific configuration management (CM) systems [40, 112] or depend on local software. Since standardization in CM systems is lacking [112, 151] and because build processes are often not portable [7], reuse of these components over project and institute boundaries is difficult [83] This hampers collaborative software development. be removed in order to promote collaborative software development 1.5.3 Granularity Fine grained software reuse of many small components helps to reduce code ....

S. Bailliez et al. Apache Ant 1.5 Manual. Apache Software Foundation, 1.5 edition, 2002. Available at http://jakarta.apache.org/ ant/manual/.

....language SDL in collaboration with Lucent Technologies [4] and (iii) an implementation of a transformation system for a subset of the Haskell functional programming language [8] Related Work Many open source projects involve some level of collaborative development. Examples are the Apache [1] and Mozilla [11] projects, the development of the GNU tools [6] and the Linux kernel. The distribution infrastructures employed by these projects are insufficient for collaboration across project boundaries. For instance, automake [10] and autoconf [9] automate and standardize the configuration, ....

Apache web server. Apache Software Foundation. http://www.apache.org.

.... Syntax Trees via XML Baltasar Tranc on y Widemann Markus Lepper Jacob Wieland Peter Pepper Technische Universitat Berlin Franklinstrae 28 29 10587 Berlin, Germany 49 30 314 73470 fbt,lepper,ugh,pepperg cs.tu berlin.de ABSTRACT The XANTLR TDOM project is an implementation of a typed XML[1] Document Object Model initially used to represent abstract syntax trees in a compiler project. Tree classes, SAX event receivers, visitor classes and DTD are automatically derived from a sparsely annotated ANTLR grammar. Mapping tag values onto the type system of the target language allows for ....

Apache XML Project. Xerces Java Parser. Apache Software Foundation, http://xml.apache.org/xerces-j.

....(commercial) applications consider memory allocation performance early on. They often rewrite the memory allocator speci cally to tune it This work was done when the author was employed at Lucent Technologies Bell Labs in summer 2000. to their application. For example, the Apache web server [8] and a large n body simulation program [1, column 6] contained specialized implementation of malloc. We also considered malloc to be a robust building block, and we used it with Hummingbird [7] a lightweight le system for caching web proxies. To our surprise, when we run Hummingbird on several ....

....heap fragmentation was surprising to us, it is not a new problem. System developers have been facing the problem of malloc consuming excessive memory due to fragmentation, and have alleviated the problem by implementing their own memory management schemes. For example, the Apache web server [8] uses its own scatter gather memory allocation scheme. In this paper we describe the dynamic memory activity pattern of Hummingbird, and compare the operation of multiple malloc implementations given the same sequence of memory allocation and deallocation operations, which were captured from a ....

Apache Webserver. Apache software foundation. http://www.apache.org.

....3 and 4 in Figure 5) For NI based scheduling load experiments, one of the Intel 82557 NIs is replaced with a i960 RD I2O NI (component 3 in Figure 5) The machine runs the Apache web server version 1.3. 12 (with a maximum of 10 server processes and starting process pool with five server processes)[2]. The web server is loaded using httperf (version 0.6) 14] from remote Linux based clients. Flexible specification of load from remote clients is allowed by httperf web pages may be requested at a certain rate by a number of connections with a user specified ceiling on the total number of ....

Apache http Server Project. Apache Software Foundation. http://www.apache.org/httpd.html.

....broker for different applications. We are currently experimenting with a broker for bookstores and are next planning to implement a broker for auctions. To keep the application simple and open and to enable portability we mostly use public domain tools. In particular, we run the Apache Web Server [6] with mod perl [6] on a Windows NT machine (these tools were also tested on a Linux machine and are also applicable to different Unix machines) The implementation work consists of three parts: 1) writing the specifications of the global and local applications. 2) implementation of the AM ....

....applications. We are currently experimenting with a broker for bookstores and are next planning to implement a broker for auctions. To keep the application simple and open and to enable portability we mostly use public domain tools. In particular, we run the Apache Web Server [6] with mod perl [6] on a Windows NT machine (these tools were also tested on a Linux machine and are also applicable to different Unix machines) The implementation work consists of three parts: 1) writing the specifications of the global and local applications. 2) implementation of the AM system, 3) writing of ....

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....to dequeue pending signals one at a time. We create a new interface, called sigtimedwait4( that is capable of delivering multiple signals to an application at once. We use phhttpd as our web server. Phhttpd is a static content caching front end for full service web servers such as Apache [8]. Brown created phhttpd to demonstrate the POSIX RT signal mechanism, added to Linux during the 2.1 development series and completed during the 2.3 series [2] We drive our test server with httperf [6] An added client creates high latency, lowbandwidth connections, as in Banga and Druschel [7] ....

....operations on an old socket with the same file descriptor number. This introduces to the unwary application designer significant vulnerabilities to race conditions. 2. 3 Using RT Signals in a Web Server Phhttpd is a static content caching front end for fullservice web servers such as Apache [2, 8]. Brown created phhttpd to demonstrate the POSIX RT signal mechanism, added to the Linux kernel during the 2.1.x kernel development series and completed during the 2.3.x series. We describe it here to document its features and design, and to help motivate the design of sigtimedwait4 ( Our ....

Apache Server, The Apache Software Foundation. www.apache.org.

....to communicate over the network we tried to leverage as much as possible the existing protocols and their implementations, in particular: HTTP: the monitoring agent uses HTTP to fetch URL contents from Web servers. Moreover, Knowledge Pump being based on a Servlet enhanced HTTP server (Apache [2]) this was the technology used to provide a remote API. For communication to the agent, a lightweight HTTP server was embedded on the Monitoring Agent so that it could remotely exports its API as well. JDBC: the preferred way to talk to SQL databases from Java. We used the MM driver for MySQL ....

Apache Web server, The Apache Software Foundation, http://www.apache/org/.

.... that binds all our components together and we have developed an RTSP library (librtsp) which has been derived from an early public domain implementation from Real Networks [RealNetworks, 1999] The portal was implemented on a Linux infrastructure and the web server is an unmodified Apache server [Apache Software Foundation, 2000]. Since we knew from the outset that we would be dealing with a diversity of platforms and operating systems, code portability was a major concern. We addressed this by developing a basic portability library (libcommon) that dealt with operating system specific issues and provided a common ....

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Apache Struts Web Application Framework, The Apache Software Foundation (2004), http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/.

....in the HTTP specification is ignored [10] Specifically, it ignores optional headers such as Last Modified Time: so it does not support efficient client side and proxy caching yet. TUX does not need another in kernel server such as khttpd, nor does it require a backing server such as Apache [11, 5]. It handles server side includes correctly to support SPECweb99 dynamic content benchmarking. Optionally, however, a backing server can handle any request TUX doesn t recognize, such as when it can t parse HTTP header information in an incoming request. Headers it doesn t recognize as required or ....

Apache Server, The Apache Software Foundation. www.apache.org

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Apache Software Foundation (2003) Xalan-j. http:// xml.apache.org/xalan-j/

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Apache SOAP, Apache Software Foundation, http://xml.apache.org/soap/, 2002.

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Apache Software Foundation Log4j - Product Website. Apache Software Foundation, available as of Sun, 18 January 2004. http://logging.apache.org/log4j/.

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Apache Software Foundation Ant - Product Website. Apache Software Foundation, available as of Sun, 18 January 2004. http://ant.apache.org/.

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