Titlebook: Open Distributed Systems; On Concepts, Methods Reinhard Gotzhein Book 1993 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1993 Computer.Organisation.Technol

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Communication services, Basic Reference Model (see Chapter 2.4), a number of architectural concepts such as service, protocol, entity, service access point, etc. are introduced. We will now investigate the service concept and demonstrate how temporal logic can be applied to specifying and reasoning about communication ser

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An epistemic logic for open distributed systems,apter 4, this logic has been applied to capture the meaning of interaction points. In Chapter 5, a communication service and a service provider have been specified, and the relationship between the views of the service users and the service provider have been formally established. To allow for an ev

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Conclusion, in this area such as Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and Open Distributed Processing (ODP), and a variety of related international conferences and journals indicate the great attention these systems are receiving from research and industry. Several design methodologies have been advocated, and a

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The interaction point concept,pervious in the sense that components on different sides can mutually influence each other in a well-defined way. The existence of . interaction points (between the system and its environment) is a characteristic of . systems. . interaction points (between the system’s agents) are a characteristic of . systems.

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Communication services,vices. Based on the results of Chapter 4, the relationship between the service user view and the service provider view will be formally established. We argue that this is relevant both from a methodological and practical point of view.

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Conclusion, number of description techniques have been proposed for each design stage. Certainly, there will be no single answer to the question of how to design an open system well. However, there are a number of principles and basic concepts which can guide the design activity.

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