Titlebook: Coordination Languages and Models; 4th International Co António Porto,Gruia-Catalin Roman Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berli

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John Beerccording to specific domain independent and domain dependent policies. A major challenge is handling dynamic changes in the priorities, preferences, and constraints of the clients and/or the resources. Addressing such a challenge requires solutions to two problems: a) Reasoning about the need for dy

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Henry S. Terrell,Rodney H. Mills Jr. Such languages allow us to develop novel distributed applications (such as workflow systems, flexible software distribution, and intelligent search systems) more easily and efficiently. However, many of existing programming language systems are often insufficient because they lack the support for

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The Management of the External Debt Burdentware. We present a formal model for such systems, a formal-logic-based component interface description language that conveys the observable semantics of components, a formal system for deriving the semantics of a composite system out of the semantics of its constituent components, and the condition

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The Management of the External Debt Burden language MANIFOLD is based. Case-place automata are equipped with left/right interfaces and in/out conditions, that are used to compose automata according to three main operations, namely restricted product, free product, and restricted sum. These operations find natural interpretations in terms of

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