'Component frameworks' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Component Models and Technologies

Introduction to Component Models and Technologies. Why do we need them ? What do they minimally do ? How do they actually do it ?. Review: Component Models and Component Frameworks.

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Introduction to Component Models and Technologies

Introduction to Component Models and Technologies. Why do we need them ? What do they minimally do ? How do they actually do it ?. Review: Component Models and Component Frameworks.

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Component frameworks Roy Kensmil

Component frameworks Roy Kensmil. Historical trens in software development. ABSTRACT INTERACTIONS COMPONENT BUS COMPONENT GLUE THIRD-PARTY BINDING. ABSTRACT INTERACTIONS. defining interaction protocols Specify these interactions in terms of

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From Mobility to Ubiquity and Beyond: Challenges to Middleware

From Mobility to Ubiquity and Beyond: Challenges to Middleware. Gordon S. Blair. Context for this talk: design of middleware. Middleware: Offering a suitable programming abstraction Masking out complexity, including heterogeneity Offering interoperability, portability and E2E QoS.

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From Mobility to Ubiquity and Beyond: Challenges to Middleware

From Mobility to Ubiquity and Beyond: Challenges to Middleware. Gordon S. Blair. Context for this talk: design of middleware. Middleware: Offering a suitable programming abstraction Masking out complexity, including heterogeneity Offering interoperability, portability and E2E QoS.

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Developing Component-Based Systems

Developing Component-Based Systems. TIP This chapter discusses the techniques to develop component-based systems, i.e., architecture design, components and interface, component assembly, and testing. X LIU, School of Computing, Napier University. What is architecture.

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Self-stabilization in NEST

Self-stabilization in NEST. Mikhail Nesterenko (based on presentation by Anish Arora, Ohio State University). Goals. Scalable dependability via new notions of stabilization e.g. weak, protective, bounded stabilization Stabilization at all levels of NEST system stack

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Advances in Large-scale Distributed, Real-time, & Embedded Systems

Advances in Large-scale Distributed, Real-time, & Embedded Systems. Douglas C. Schmidt d.schmidt@vanderbilt.edu Professor of EECS Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee. The Evolution of DRE Systems. The Future. Network-centric & larger-scale

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