| Sun Microsystems: Java Development Kit, version 1.2 API Speci cation. April, 2002 |
....platform that supports remote communication, however the current prototype uses Java and CORBA. Both of them were used for the SMC implementation as well (see Sect. 4.2) 4. 2 SMC Prototype Implementation The SMC prototype was implemented using OrbixWeb [7] IONA CORBA implementation) and Java [13] (JDK 1.2) The choice for Java was motivated by its property to be multi platform, allowing the system execution on di erent hardware and operating systems. This is an important aspect in a work ow system, where many users access the system from di erent machines. CORBA was chosen because it ....
Sun Microsystems: Java Development Kit, version 1.2 API Speci cation. April, 2002
....IP components can be found for a given requirements speci cation. The works in [16, 19] are targeted at this problem by relying on databases with a dedicated management system. Composition of IP components and self re ection is supported by component architures such as CORBA [27] or JavaBeans [38]. These systems enable a dynamically recon gurable class structure. Re ection is the prerequisite for providing high level services which allow to explore and manipulate class structures and interfaces at runtime. In contrary, the approach proposed in 4.1 primarily targets composition and self re ....
SUN Microsystems. Java Beans 1.01 API Speci cation, 1997.
....exception is delivered in a finally clause or synchronized block. In any case, the mechanism is not guaranteed to cause the thread to stop: the thread s code could be written in a way to trap such exceptions and ignore them. Because of these problems, Sun chose to deprecate this feature of Java [14]. Instead, Sun recommends using the Thread.interrupt( mechanism to cancel running threads, which is safe because it causes the thread to be interrupted only at well de ned points in the code. Certain library routines can generate an InterruptedException, which is a checked exception which must ....
Sun Microsystems: Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition, v 1.2.2 API Speci cation. (1999) http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/docs/guide/misc/threadPrimitiveDeprecation. html.
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