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....Thus, in TINA ODL, one cannot associate different QoS properties with different implementations of the same functional interface. Moreover, TINA ODL does not support refinement of QoS specifications, which is an essential concept in an object oriented setting. Similarly, Becker and Geihs [1] extend CORBA IDL with constructs for QoS characterizations. Their approach suffers from the same problem as the TINA ODL approach: they statically bind QoS characterizations to interface definitions. They also allow QoS characteristics to be associated only with interfaces, not individual ....
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C.R. Becker and K. Geihs. Maqs - management for adaptive qos-enabled services. Technical report, SFB 403, 1997.
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....using different QoS, like replica groups and best effort communication. Assigning QoS to modules is unnecessary coarse and may be too restrictive. An interface may provide more than one QoS. But only one QoS at a time is allowed. This QoS is negotiated between client and service. Our system MAQS[1] supports adaptive clients which use negotiation and adaption as a respone to a changing service quality during the service association. Changing the QoS agreement during runtime is also done by a negotiation procedure. 3.2 QIDL Mapping Interfaces defined in IDL are translated to an ....
....can accept this offering and QoS enabled communication begins. On QoS changes a renegotiation is done in a similar way. To provide dynamic extensions of clients and hierachical QoS handling a layer between the ORB and the transport system is integrated in our runtime system. In a paper about MAQS[1] we give an overview about our system. 4 Related Work Isolating aspects of distributed computing has been done before. D[4] provides a framework for distributed programming based on an implementation language with aspect languages for thread coordination and remote access strategies. By isolating ....
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