Open distributed processing : proceedings of the IFIP TC6/WG6.4 International Workshop on Open Distributed Processing, Berlin, Germany, 8-11 October 1991
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Open distributed processing : proceedings of the IFIP TC6/WG6.4 International Workshop on Open Distributed Processing, Berlin, Germany, 8-11 October 1991
（IFIP transactions, C . Communicaton systems ; 1）
North-Holland , Distributors for the U.S. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Open Distributed Processing is a central field in the standardization activities of ISO and CCITT. This volume presents important cornerstones related to ODP: an introduction to the ISO Basic Reference Model, providing the framework for future standards in the area of ODP; the architectural implications of ODP; the methods and techniques to model information needs in enterprises; a report on the CCITT studies on Intelligent Networks for new telecommunication services; a report on the Telecommunication Information Networking Architecture Initiative for the synergy between computing and telecommunication; and the fundamental concepts for object-oriented design based on formal descriptions.
Table of Contents
- Invited Presentations. Introduction to the Open Distributed Processing Basic Reference Model (P.F. Linington). The Challenge of ODP (A. Herbert). Enterprise Modelling, A Necessary Basis for Modern Information Systems (J.J. van Griethuyzen). Rationale for Intelligent Networks (R. Kung). The Telecommunication Information Networking Architecture Initiative (W.J. Barr, T. Boyd, M.J. Post). Object Oriented Specification and Stepwise Refinement (G. Saake, R. Jungclaus, H.-D. Ehrich). Reviewed Papers. Federating Traders: An ODP Adventure (M. Bearman, K. Raymond). The Impact of CSCW on Open Distributed Processing (G.S. Blair, T. Rodden). Towards a Convergence between Telecommunication Services Architectures and Open Distributed Processing (G. Bregant). Object Oriented Modelling in Z for Open Distributed Systems (E. Cusack). Towards Co-operative Use of Shared Data in Open Distributed Systems (J. Dittrich, A. Wolisz). The Distributed Application Environment - An Architecture Based on Enterprise Requirements (I. Domville). Using the OSI Management Information Model for ODP (G. Dreo, U. Heverhagen, M. Leischner). Communication Support for Distributed Applications (M. Feldhoffer). The Design of a Temporal Logic for Open Distributed Systems (R. Gotzhein, F.H. Vogt). The PADKOM System Model - An Open Platform for Medical Applications in a Distributed Multimedia Environment (H. Hansen, R.-D. Kutsche, J. Steffens). Application Programming Platforms: From Message Passing to Open Distributed Processing (T. Kasa, A. Kreuzer). Modelling Information Objects in Z (S. Rudkin). Application Management in Open Distributed Processing Environments (A. Schill). The ROSA Object Model (P. Schoo, I. Tonnby). An Engineering Approach to ODP Systems Design (M. van Sinderen, J. Schot). Transparent Services Management in an Add-on Distributed Operating System Layer (R. Stainov). Object-Induction Development of Open Distributed Processing Systems (A. Terziev). An Integrated Approach for the Construction of Distributed Applications (M. Zimmerman). Discussion Session. ODP Architectures. The 5 ODP Viewpoints on the Schindler Group. ODP and C3I Systems. An Environment For Open Distributed Group Co-operation. Distributed Programming Environment
- Challenges. Towards Distributed Applications. Transaction Costs in Agent Systems - An Economic Perspective on the Co-ordination Problem in Distributed Systems. Enterprise Modelling in Office Area: A Point of View. ENT*REM Rapid Relational ENTerprise*REModelling with the CASE Tool TOPIN. Application of Co-operative Agents (Co-gents) for the Simulation of Flexible Manufacturing Systems. Realizing a Security Architecture. Designing Distributed Application Processes for Enterprise Integration. Design Techniques and Methodologies. Object-Oriented Design for ODP. From Policy to Specification.
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