Titlebook: Object Orientation with Parallelism and Persistence; Burkhard Freitag,Cliff B. Jones,Hans-J?rg Schek Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers

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Design and Implementation of Process-Oriented Environments with Brokers and Services,onmental stimuli and are used to model participating entities in CPEs: human participants, existing software tools, or parts of the environment infrastructure. Services model the functionality offered by brokers that provide a high-level application development abstraction on top of active object-oriented database management systems.

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Modal-,-Maude: Specification and Properties of Concurrent Objects, to find classes of properties preserved by Maude’s inheritance relation. Secondly, we demonstrate how to employ abstraction in the verification of object-oriented specifications of distributed systems.

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,There’s Nothing Like Shared Nothing,othing as a hardware architecture, there certainly is not a consensus now. Even as a software architecture for database systems, shared-nothing is far from being the consensus..We conclude that ODMS researchers interested in parallel computing may well want to ‘shop around’ before committing themselves to a particular architectural approach.

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Book 1996aises hopes for increased productivity ofsoftware generation and maintenance methods. Parallelism can serve tostructure a problem but also promises faster program execution. .The two areas of computing science in which these paradigms play themost prominent role are programming languages and databas

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Introduction,munity, they have jobs and careers. They fall in love, have sexual relationships, bear children, have friendships, and have the same needs to visit these friends, go to the cinema or go out for a meal. In order to do these things, however, they often have to show considerable strength of purpose in