Supporting quick and dirty CORBA introspection and manipulation

Al-Gahmi, Abdulmalik; John, Carsten; Cook, Jonathan E.; Du, Bowen

doi:10.1109/wcre.2003.1287253

10th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2003. WCRE 2003. Proceedings.

DOI: 10.1109/wcre.2003.1287253

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Supporting quick and dirty CORBA introspection and manipulation

Abdulmalik Al-Gahmi

Carsten John

Jonathan E. Cook

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“…3 shows the average bytes transmitted per node over the lifetime of each task. Variation over individual simulations is very small: the average is approximately 0.1 percent of the total throughput.…”

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Wireless sensor networks, in an effort to be energy efficient, typically lack the high-level abstractions of advanced programming languages. Though strong, the dichotomy between these two paradigms can be overcome. The SENSIX software framework, described in this dissertation, uniquely integrates constraint-dominated wireless sensor networks with the flexibility of objectoriented programming models, without violating the principles of either. Though these two computing paradigms are contradictory in many ways, SENSIX bridges them to yield a dynamic middleware abstraction unifying low-level resource-aware task reconfiguration and high-level object recomposition. vii Through the layered approach of SENSIX, the software developer creates a domainspecific sensing architecture by defining a customized task specification and utilizing object inheritance. In addition, SENSIX performs better at large scales (on the order of 1000 nodes or more) than other sensor network middleware which do not include such unified facilities for vertical integration. viii * http://sensix.sourceforge.net

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