Design and evaluation of the distributed software component framework for distributed communication architectures

Bakker, John-Luc; Batteram, Harold J.

doi:10.1109/edoc.1998.723263

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“…However, when the DSC framework was designed in 1997, 20,21 no commercial implementations of the CCM or of the EJB model were available, and the specifications were still immature. We are currently evolving the DSC framework towards the CCM standard, while preserving its unique features.…”

Section: Dsc Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

The FRIENDS platform-A software platform for advanced services and applications

Meeuwissen¹,

Batteram²,

Bakker³

2002

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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Section: Dsc Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

The FRIENDS platform-A software platform for advanced services and applications

Meeuwissen¹,

Batteram²,

Bakker³

2002

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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“…We have also learned that our CORBA-based distributed software component (DSC) framework 20,21 shields the application programmers from the peculiarities involved when programming in a distributed environment. Examples include registering with the underlying middleware (for example, CORBA's object adapters) and connecting to common middleware services (for example, the naming service, the object transaction service, and the notification/event services).…”

Section: Tsas and Next-generation Services Prototypingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rapid development and delivery of converged services using APIs

Bakker¹,

McGoogan²,

Opdyke³

et al. 2002

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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“…The Friends Deployment Platform is based on component software [Szyp98]. Its underlying Distributed Software Component (DSC) architecture defines the minimal rules and constraints a component should adhere to, in order to achieve some minimal level of interoperability with other components [BaBa98]. DSC was developed as a proprietary component architecture because at that time no alternative existed.…”

Section: Service Creation Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Model-Based Service Creation in the Friends Project

Teeuw

Quartel

2001

Protocols for Multimedia Systems

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This paper presents a model-based approach to service creation. We observe that the complexity of software services increases. To manage this complexity, and to quickly create specific services in an efficient and cost-effective way upon user request, models are used, going towards 'higher-level' programming. A service creation environment is developed that supports the modelling of services at successive abstraction levels, the analysis of service models, their actual implementation, and the testing and deployment of service implementations. Services are assumed to be developed from existing or newly developed software components. Components are modelled by describing their external behaviour, rather than their interface(s) only. This provides additional design information facilitating a systematic approach to service creation. This paper shows how we model services and their constituent components, and how we use these models.

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Design and evaluation of the distributed software component framework for distributed communication architectures

Cited by 8 publications

References 1 publication

The FRIENDS platform-A software platform for advanced services and applications

The FRIENDS platform-A software platform for advanced services and applications

Rapid development and delivery of converged services using APIs

Model-Based Service Creation in the Friends Project

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