Titlebook: Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems; 7th IFIP WG 6.1 Inte Jadwiga Indulska,Kerry Raymond Conference proceedings 2007 IFIP In

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Migration in CORBA Component Model-adaptability, etc. This mechanism seems to be even more important nowadays, considering the growing interest in the area of mobile computing and mobile networks..This paper briefly presents a migration mechanism for a CORBA Component Model platform. We discuss general issues related to migration of

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A Serialisation Based Approach for Processes Strong Mobilityde transformation, which generates the source code of a strong mobile process. Our approach is suitable for transforming distributed applications into mobile applications where every process can be migrated independently any time. We applied our approach to Java Thread by designing a grammar describ

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Scalable Processing of Context Information with COSMOSare used to adapt applications to changing execution contexts. However, legacy frameworks fail to process context information in a scalable and efficient manner. In this paper, we propose to organise the classical functionalities of a context manager to introduce a 3-steps cycle of data collection,

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Experiences from Developing a Distributed Context Management System for Enabling Adaptivityecessitating additional functionality such as context awareness and adaptive behavior. While some developers design their systems to be fully self-reliant with regard to context awareness, others aim for more synergistic approaches by allowing context sharing across devices. This paper describes our

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Towards Context-Aware Web Applicationscoordination support in Web platforms, service providers respond to the challenge by simply providing multiple versions of a Web application, one for each context. We argue this top-down approach is neither efficient nor scalable: developing a context-specific application requires considerable effor

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A Flexible Architecture for Enforcing and Composing Policies in a Service-Oriented Environment deployment of such composed services requires adaptation of and interoperability between services. This challenge can be approached by specifying service composition in policies, and by enforcing these policies in a sophisticated run-time architecture..In this paper, we present an open architecture