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Louis A. Derry,Christian France-Lanordfic context and needs. The framework is based on presenting this information in the form of metadata. . describe static and dynamic aspects of the component, can be accessed by the user, and can be used for different tasks throughout the software engi- neering lifecycle. The framework is defined in

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Tectonics and the Formation of Magmasapplied to distributed environments as well. However, when it is applied to distributed systems where remote calls are used as communication facilities, new deadlocks may be introduced when we incorporate the test control mechanism to the execution of the program under test. In this paper, we presen

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Ted Bundy and The Unsolved Murder Epidemicilter object model in the context of distributed systems. Filter objects are transparent objects that are dynamically pluggable and provide selective filtering of messages. Filters can be injected into a system to dynamically evolve the system. The method is demonstrated with the help of an example

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Ted Hughes As Shepherd Of Being support applications that must monitor information of interest or react to changes in the environment, or process status. Middleware support for event-based systems ranges from peer-to-peer messaging to message queues and publish/subscribe event-services. Common distributed object platforms restric

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Neil Roberts,Mark Wormald,Terry Giffordnt years, a lot of new advanced software applications have arisen, which have new requirements for transaction processing. Since EJB is modern concept that deals with transactions, the paper discusses the support of EJB for those requirements for advanced transactions and identifies weaknesses of tr

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