Titlebook: Distributed Platforms; Proceedings of the I Alexander Schill,Christian Mittasch,Claudia Popien Conference proceedings 1996 IFIP Internation

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The Statesman‘s Year-Book 1983-84ng network management systems. This paper proposes a method to support the development of manageable distributed applications based on a formal management interface definition and an instrumentation library. This method is also applicable to already existing components of distributed applications provided their source code is available.

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Object Instrumentation for Distributed Applications Managementng network management systems. This paper proposes a method to support the development of manageable distributed applications based on a formal management interface definition and an instrumentation library. This method is also applicable to already existing components of distributed applications provided their source code is available.

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The impact of mobility on distributed systems platformsatforms highlighting shortcomings in both the models and implementations of current platforms. In particular, the lack of platform support for adaptive applications and services is explored and recommendations are made for future distributed systems.

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Migrating from ISODE/ROSE to DCE/RPC: A Common Interface and a Compilerts, which increases the number of potential users substantially. Furthermore the specification of user specific data types and operations can be preserved in ASN.1, since the transformation into DCE IDL is generated by the compiler ..