Titlebook: Worldwide Computing and Its Applications - WWCA‘98; Second International Yoshifumi Masunaga,Takuya Katayama,Michiharu Tsuka Conference proc

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Distributed process management system based on object-centered process modeling, software development tends to require to focus on product-oriented software development, because of emergence of various types of software developments; e.g., software reuse, component-based composition, and so on. To achieve this, we propose in this paper a new development environment named ., whi

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Systems software for multimedia computing,ant communications. We then take a microscopic look at a few system software solutions that act as basic building blocks to satisfy end-user requirements. Specifically, we identify the application level requirements expected by users in an interconnected world and then translate them to system-level

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Environment server: A system support for adaptive distributed applications,ironments. The applications may change our daily life dramatically since computers can be embedded in our daily necessaries such as televisions, microwaves, cameras, and air conditioners. In these environments, computing environments can be changed dramatically, and applications may be migrated amon

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Compiler-generated protection domains and a light weight runtime protection technique,protection techniques allow cost effective fine-grained protection for those components. However, fine-grained protection is complicated for both the programmers and the runtime systems. We propose a compiler-based technique which automatically generates optimized protection domains from a simple de

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Complete computing,alt with extensively in the literature. However, they have been treated as separate problem spaces and current solutions focus on solving specific problems in one area while ignoring - or even exacerbating — those in another area. These problem spaces must be viewed as being closely related, and mus

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Experiences with a mobile testbed,etween a metropolitan-area wireless network and a wired network (10 Mbit/s Ethernet) available in offices and on-campus residences. Results include the amount of user mobility between the wired and wireless networks, the amount of mobility within the wireless network, an examination of application e