Augmenting Object Persistency Paradigm for Faster Server Development

Authors:
Erdal Kemikli;Nadia Erdogan
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ADVIS '02 Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Advances in Information Systems
Year:
2002

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Abstract

Server program development is a difficult task due to extra requirements on synchronization, communication, and availability. This paper defines an extensible and tailorable computing system model, EPS, which proposes a faster server program development cycle to programmers. The resulting system is suitable to be used as a base for an extensible system for different types of application domains. EPS is implemented by the following components. inter-object communication service (IOC), client object library (COL), active object library (AOL), naming and protection server (NPS), object server (OBS), and a preprocessor on Linux operating system.