Most fault-tolerant application programs cannot cope with constant changes in their environments and user requirements because they embed policies and mechanisms together so that if the policies or mechanisms are changed the whole programs have to be changed as well.
'Let's jump right into what everybody is interested in," said Bryan Whitman, deputy assistant secretary of defense, to a passel of incipient war correspondents, "and that's the embedding: our embedding policy and our embedding procedures".
Currently, AppaaS supports this capability only for applications that implement embedded policy control.
It had an embedded policy system that allowed reconfiguration on individual nodes, remote access control to remote resources.
The need to move towards an open systems approach by developing applications without embedded policy and predefined interactions.
However, part of our future extension of this research is to provide an application-wrapping capability to enable this feature for applications that lack support for embedded policy control.
In terms of implementation and embedding, policy makers seem to have treated HealthSpace as a "log on and play" technology and assumed that intended users would need no persuasion to try it and no specific training, support, or incentives to use it.
These are the people embedding policies and ensuring there is consistency on a day‑to-day basis.
At this stage, AppaaS supports control over access for mobile applications that implement embedded policy-control for their functions.
We would also like to embed this policy, and it would be better if Mr Solana became Vice-President of the European Commission.
