Titlebook: Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems; 5th IFIP WG 6.1 Inte Lea Kutvonen,Nancy Alonistioti Conference proceedings 2005 IFIP In

男學(xué)院

Esalate

Adaptive Context Management Using a Component-Based Approacheployment time and at runtime. This self-adaptation is based upon the service requirements and the current context of the device, such as the current resource usage or other devices in the neighborhood, resulting in an adaptive context management system for improved quality of service.

浮雕

Customised Billing for Location-Based Servicescations is enabled. Hence, charging information related to the user profile and preferences as well as the user location will also have to be encountered at the billing process. This paper presents an integrated architecture, which allows flexible charging and customised billing for the usage of location-based services.

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洞穴

跟隨

GEN

Protocol Reconfiguration Using Component-Based Designunctions, which in previous works have been designed and specified as modules. The following content could be considered as a suggestion for a UML profile for protocol components and protocol reconfiguration.

crockery

An Architecture for Collaborative Scenarios Applying a Common BPMN-Repositoryners. This is achieved through the integration of business process models. Thus we further propose a procedure model of an XML-based model transformation, which reduces complexity of the modeling-task and enables model integration on a conceptual level.

送秋波

Optimizing the Access to Read-Only Data in Grid Computinge response time of the jobs and the network load will be reduced. Two new possible allocation approaches are discussed and com pared with classical allocation schemes. The performance and the costs of the schemes (when applied to large grids) are evaluated using a simulation environment.

osteocytes

A Flexible and Modular Framework for Implementing Infrastructures for Global Computinglatform designers to customize communication protocols and network architectures and guarantees transparency of name management and code mobility in distributed environments. The key features are illustrated by means of a couple of simple case studies.