A configuration-oriented framework for distributed multimedia applications

Saleh, Ahmed; Justo, G.R.R.

doi:10.1145/335603.335760

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“…[16] exploits Manifold to solve constraint satisfaction problems, [ 17] develops an object-oriented component-based system, [ 18] uses the configuration paradigm for modelling distributed multimedia environments, and [19] explores issues of coordination particular to transaction systems, especially with regard to data mining. …”

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Special track on coordination models, languages and applications (track introduction)

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Papadopoulos

2000

Proceedings of the 2000 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing - Volume 1

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Section: Whereas [8] Argues For the Need For Formal Logic-based Techmentioning

confidence: 99%

Special track on coordination models, languages and applications (track introduction)

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Papadopoulos

2000

Proceedings of the 2000 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing - Volume 1

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“…The architecture is a federated architecture of local manager components that function like containers for components and connectors. The current implementation of the management system is based on the COREMEDIA framework [19]. Components and connectors implement the framework interfaces that enable the local managers to control their lifecycle.…”

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Non-functional integration and coordination of distributed component services

Ribeiro-Justo¹,

Saleh²

Proceedings of the Sixth European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering

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1The integration of distributed services has been identified as one of the most important challenges of E-business technology. A great deal of progress has been made in the development of methods and techniques for the integration of distributed components but most of the solutions tends to focus on the problem of syntactical and semantical compatibility of the functional services provided or required by the components. Although the non-functional properties of the services are equally important, because of the difficulties in representing and controlling them, they are usually neglected. This paper investigates the problem of non-functional integration and coordination of distributed components and describes a framework that presents a solution to the problem. The framework is based on the idea of defining the non-functional properties of the services at the early stages of the design and incorporating such properties within the architecture of the application so it can ease their management and control at run time.

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