Sentence examples for distributed object technology from inspiring English sources

First, we describe how we employ distributed object technology to move towards an implementation of our InfoBus vision.

Secondly, mature object-oriented analysis, design method, as well as component idea embodied in distributed object technology can enhance the reusability of parallel software.

Firstly, distributed object technology facilitates the encapsulating of parallel computing resources into a uniform model despite their differences in implementations that are based on different languages executing on different platforms.

Different middleware technologies such as distributed object technologies and messaging middleware have been proposed and applied, all with varying performance results.

The first one is an OSA/Parlay based call control implementation with CORBA and RMI serving as underlying distributed object technologies and the second one is a JAIN call control implementation, again with an RMI underlying messaging framework.

This paper documents the implementation of the machine control and factory management portions of the CIM framework using distributed objects technology and a common objects request broker architecture compliant object request broker.

In this paper we implement Aspects with distributed objects technologies and web services and compare the implementation behavior of distributed systems' programming concepts in comparison to the design of web services based distributed middleware framework.

Advances in distributed object software technology have made the management of distributed computing resources easier than before.

The construction, deployment and maintenance of the software system is a difficult problem and distributed object oriented technology offers a good way to deal with it.

The information infrastructure designed and implemented using distributed object-oriented technology with a component based architecture has proven to be efficient and powerful, satisfying all the major tight requirements of information systems in an environment of distributed manufacturing.

Concurrently, the telecommunication information networking architecture (TINA) service framework is providing a general software architecture for future telecommunication networks and services, based on the use of distributed object-oriented technology.