Configuration and dynamic reconfiguration of component-based applications with microsoft .NET

Rasche, Andreas; Polze, Andreas

doi:10.1109/isorc.2003.1199251

Cited by 21 publications

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“…We started to extend the dynamic service installation capabilities with the usage of grid computing resources, based on standardized Grid API's and environments. In addition, we are observing existing solutions for migration of stateful entities in both J2EE and .NET (Andreas Rasche and Andreas Polze, 2003), in order to relax the demand of state externalization in the service implementations.…”

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Dynamic Provisioning and Monitoring of Stateful Services

Tröger¹,

Meyer²,

Melzer³

et al. 2007

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Web Information Systems and Technologies

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Abstract:While tools for service-oriented architectures promise a seamless combination of stateless basic services to new applications, reality looks different. Real-world services are wrapping stateful behavior using application-specific concepts, the monitoring is only available through vendorspecific interfaces, and service installations are bound to particular execution hosts. We present the ASG Services Infrastructure (SI) architecture as our practical solution to these real-world service integration issues. Our framework is based on established Web service standards and supports the dynamic hosting and monitoring of heterogeneous and stateful service implementations.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Dynamic Provisioning and Monitoring of Stateful Services

Tröger¹,

Meyer²,

Melzer³

et al. 2007

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Web Information Systems and Technologies

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“…State transfer will be investigated in more detail for possible optimizations. We are investigating the development of adaptive application within our Adaptive.Net framework [5], which includes tools for building application configurations graphically, monitoring support including a set of standard monitors, and a reconfiguration and deployment infrastructure for complex distributed component-based applications.…”

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Self-adaptive multithreaded applications

Rasche

Schult

Polze

2005

Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Reflective and Adaptive Middleware Systems - ARM '05

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Shorter product cycles, the requirement for immediate reaction to cyber-attacks and the need for the adaptation to changing environmental conditions demand software reconfigurations to be performed at runtime, in order to reduce downtime. Especially long running applications, which have to provide continuous service should not be restarted for maintenance. They must be updated dynamically.We have developed a reconfiguration strategy allowing to identify valid reconfiguration points even in multithreaded environments, enabling dynamic application updates. The usage of dynamic aspect weaving enables us to transparently create self-adaptive applications without additional compilation steps or programming constraints in the software development process.We demonstrate how our approach can be applied to a real-world retail application of a large logistics company. We will describe the implementation of the reconfiguration aspect and our dynamic aspect weaving tool Rapier LOOM.NET.

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“…[9] focuses on .NET platform and identify component configuration as an aspect. A XML-based description language is used to handle the configuration aspect.…”

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Exploring reflection to dynamically aspectizing CORBA-based applications

Fernandes

Batista

Cacho

2004

Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Adaptive and Reflective Middleware -

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In this paper, we discuss how reflective techniques are used to dynamic aspectizing CORBA-based applications. We use a reflective aspect-based language, AspectLua where support for aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is built on top of the reflection features of an interpreted language, Lua. In order to implement AOP in the Lua language we define a meta-object protocol (MOP) that provides an interception mechanism composed by operations to inspect the internal structure of the language and to modify its behavior. We also use a binding between Lua and CORBA, LuaOrb, which relies on the reflective features of CORBA and Lua. We discuss a case study that evaluates the facility offered by AspectLua combined with LuaOrb to adapting CORBA applications.

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Configuration and dynamic reconfiguration of component-based applications with microsoft .NET

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Cited by 21 publications

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Dynamic Provisioning and Monitoring of Stateful Services

Dynamic Provisioning and Monitoring of Stateful Services

Self-adaptive multithreaded applications

Exploring reflection to dynamically aspectizing CORBA-based applications

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