CORBA: integrating diverse applications within distributed heterogeneous environments

Vinoski, S.

doi:10.1109/35.565655

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“…Systems like CORBA [38] and Java also include support for cross-domain exceptions. These are implemented over heavyweight mechanisms like remote procedure call (RPC) and require serialization and deserialization of exception objects.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exception Handling in the Choices Operating System

David

Carlyle

Chan

et al. 2006

Advanced Topics in Exception Handling Techniques

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Abstract. Exception handling is a powerful abstraction that can be used to help manage errors and support the construction of reliable operating systems. Using exceptions to notify system components about exceptional conditions also reduces coupling of error handling code and increases the modularity of the system. We explore the benefits of incorporating exception handling into the Choices operating system in order to improve reliability. We extend the set of exceptional error conditions in the kernel to include critical kernel errors such as invalid memory access and undefined instructions by wrapping them with language-based software exceptions. This allows developers to handle both hardware and software exceptions in a simple and unified manner through the use of an exception hierarchy. We also describe a catch-rethrow approach for exception propagation across protection domains. When an exception is caught by the system, generic recovery techniques like policy-driven micro-reboots and restartable processes are applied, thus increasing the reliability of the system.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exception Handling in the Choices Operating System

David

Carlyle

Chan

et al. 2006

Advanced Topics in Exception Handling Techniques

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“…The DPE is built over a CORBA platform [7]. A CORBA platform allows interactions between objects in a distributed heterogeneous system.…”

Section: Dpe Architecturementioning

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A TINA-based Distributed Environment for Mobile Multimedia Applications

Pinto

Faina

Cardozo

2000

Managing QoS in Multimedia Networks and Services

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Abstract:This paper describes the design and implementation of a component of the Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture (TINA): the Distributed Processing Environment (DPE). TINA provides concepts, principles, models and standards for the next generation of telecommunication services. These new services take advantage of modem technologies such as high speed networks, multimedia processing, distributed objects, and component-oriented software development. The goal is to devise services that can be introduced, modified and withdrawn as soon as market demands are identified. TINA DPE provides the infrastructure necessary to distribute the service components among service users, providers and retailers. Our DPE implementation offers two basic facilities to the TINA applications: life-cycle and stream facilities. Life-cycle facilities allow distributed objects be deployed and managed transparently, while stream facilities allow application objects to exchange media flows such as audio and video flows.

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“…The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) [11,12] is a standard developed by the Object Management Group (OMG), which provides a model for interactions between objects in a distributed environment. There are several international groups developing architectures for telecommunication services that use CORBA as the platform for supporting the deployment and interoperation of the control and management software.…”

Section: Ip Intelligent Network Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart vs. Intelligent vs. Active IP Networks

Pujolle¹

2000

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract:IP networks have to be controlled for providing quality of service necessary for multimedia services. Three possibilities could be proposed to reach this goal: 1. The parameters of the IP architecture are controlled through a multi-agent system. In other words a meta-control is appIled to the different algorithms running over the network. 2. A second possibility is to copy what was performed in telecommunication networks: a very general architecture named Intelligent Network (IN). An implementation could be seen through the TINA architecture. However, the IP Intelligent Network platform could be Java/Jini-oriented and in some sense more distributed. 3. A third possibility would deal with active networks. In this case, different possibilities are also available that will be presented. As a conclusion, the three possibilities will be compared.

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CORBA: integrating diverse applications within distributed heterogeneous environments

Cited by 532 publications

References 2 publications

Exception Handling in the Choices Operating System

Exception Handling in the Choices Operating System

A TINA-based Distributed Environment for Mobile Multimedia Applications

Smart vs. Intelligent vs. Active IP Networks

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