A. Tripathi and T. Noonan. Design of a Remote Procedure Call System for Object-Oriented Distributed Programming. Software-Practice and Experience, Vol. 28(1), 23-47, January 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Composable Message Semantics for Distributed Computing - Hof (Correct)
....short, remote method invocation has its own most suitable domain of applications but can hardly be considered as the single communication construct to fit all kinds of applications. The same reasoning applies to alternative communication paradigms such as asynchronous or atomic invocation ( 13] [15], 18] In fact, even the parameter passing mode can be subject to variations and there is no best scheme (deep vs. shallow copy) that fits all applications. We explore a fully object oriented approach where invocation semantics themselves are viewed as first class abstractions [12] Just like ....
A. Tripathi and T. Noonan. Design of a Remote Procedure Call System for Object-Oriented Distributed Programming. Software-Practice and Experience, Vol. 28(1), 23-47, January 1998.
Using Reflection for Composable Message Semantics - Hof (2000) (1 citation) (Correct)
....short, remote method invocation has its own most suitable domain of applications but can hardly be considered as the single communication construct to fit all kinds of applications. The same reasoning applies to alternative communication paradigms such as asynchronous or atomic invocation ( 12] [14], 16] In fact, even the parameter passing mode can be subject to variations and there is no best scheme (deep vs. shallow copy) that fits all applications. We explore a fully object oriented approach where invocation semantics themselves are viewed as first class abstractions [11] We suggest ....
A. Tripathi and T. Noonan. Design of a Remote Procedure Call System for Object-Oriented Distributed Programming. Software-Practice and Experience, Vol. 28(1), 23-47, January 1998.
Reliable Management of Distributed Computations in Nexus - Anand Tripathi Surya Self-citation (Tripathi Noonan) (Correct)
....to the New call the programmer specifies an executable file name which contains the code for the object manager. The programmer can also specify the DOMAIN, which is a set of preferred machines or architectures where the instances of the type are to be created. Tools such as the Nexus RPC compiler [17] and the Nexus Thread package are available to the programmer for building object managers. In defining a new type object, the programmer has to specify how the class operations are to be implemented and how the instances are to be managed. There are two choices. One is to use the system defined ....
Anand Tripathi and Terence Noonan. Design of a Remote Procedure Call system for ObjectOriented Distributed Programming. Technical Report 92-20, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1992.
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