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Chapter 2 Application Layer

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Distributed Systems

Distributed Systems. Processes and Threads. Processes are programs in execution Sequential process: contains single thread of execution Concurrent process: simultaneous interacting sequential processes (asynchronous, each has its own address space)- heavy weight processes

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Chapter 3 Transport Layer

Chapter 3 Transport Layer. Part 3: TCP. Computer Networking: A Top Down Approach 5 th edition. Jim Kurose, Keith Ross Addison-Wesley, April 2009. . Our goals: understand principles behind transport layer services: multiplexing/demultiplexing reliable data transfer flow control

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Telecommuncation Systems and Technology

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Interprocess Communications Continued

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AN INTRODUCTION TO CORBA

AN INTRODUCTION TO CORBA. From mainframe applications. Terminal Access. Mainframe Data and Applications. Corporate Data. ...to client/server applications. Windows Client. Mac Client. Oracle, DB2, MS SQL, Informix, Sybase, etc. Unix Client. Back-end Data. Fat Client. Corporate Data.

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Guide to Oracle 10 g

Guide to Oracle 10 g. Chapter 1: Client/Server Databases and the Oracle 10 g Relational Database. Objectives. Database Systems Describe Transaction and its properties. Describe different types of Database Systems. Database Systems. Consists of DBMS

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CLIENT-SERVER PROGRAMMING IN JAVA

CLIENT-SERVER PROGRAMMING IN JAVA. By: Ms. Humaira Siddiqui. Client-Server Model. Introduction. Standard model for developing network applications. Notion of client and server- A server is a process that is offering some service. A client is a process that is requesting the service.

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Connecting Databases to the Web

Connecting Databases to the Web. Outline. Common Gateway Interface (CGI) Java Applets Server Extensions PHP Active Server Pages/ Java Server Pages What else is out there? Architectures Extended PHP example. First Generation Architecture. Second Generation Architecture.

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ARCHITETCTURES of COMPUTERS SYSTEMS

ARCHITETCTURES of COMPUTERS SYSTEMS. Centralized systems. Characteristics Proprietary systems Limited knowledge of the computer thecnologies Backlog. Centralized solution. TERMINAL. TERMINAL. centralized computer. TERMINAL. TERMINAL. Distributed Systems.

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Network Programming

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APACHE 2.0

APACHE 2.0. A Look Under the Hood CHUUG, June 2002 by Cliff Woolley jwoolley@apache.org. Introduction. Assumptions The problems with the design of 1.3 How Apache 2.0 addresses them. Assumptions. You are somewhat familiar with configuring Apache 1.3

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Introduction to Networking

Introduction to Networking. Lecture 34 Klara Nahrstedt. CS241 Administrative. Read Stallings Chapter 13, R&R 18.1-18.3 LMP3 Start Early!!!. Content. Communication Motivation Network Categories and Applications Client-Server Model Communication Channels Naming of Client/Server

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Socket Programming 101

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ALMA Common Software Training- Course Session 1b Distributed Systems

ALMA Common Software Training- Course Session 1b Distributed Systems. G.Chiozzi. A collection of autonomous computers that are: linked by a network using software to produce an integrated computing facility. Characteristics: Resource Sharing Openess Concurrency Scalability

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Analysis and Performance

Information Systems 337 Prof. Harry Plantinga. Analysis and Performance. Analysis. Your boss says "Who's visiting our site? Where are they coming from? What pages are popular? What paths are users taking through the site? What are the problem pages where we lose visitors?" Analysis options:

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Socket Programming with TCP and UDP

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Chap 35 Remote Procedure Calls

Chap 35 Remote Procedure Calls. RPC allows one host to make a procedure call that appears to be part of a local process (fig 35.1) , but is really executed on another machine on the network (fig 35.2) .

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