Sentence examples for remote invocations from inspiring English sources

The overheads related to the usage of security and the influences of JCE (Java Cryptography Extension) security providers on the performance of secured remote invocations are identified.

The SensorSA follows a multi-style architectural approach: In addition to remote invocations, it also supports an event-driven and a resource-oriented architectural style.

In the normal, fault-free operating mode most remote invocations have a predictable end-to-end latency, but the maximum latency follows unpredictable trends and is comparable with the time needed to recover from a fault.

We present an extensive empirical study of unpredictability in 16 distributed systems, ranging from simple transport protocols to fault-tolerant, middleware-based enterprise applications, and we show that the inherent unpredictability in the systems examined arises from at most 1% of the remote invocations.

Web service is a remote invocation method.

The infrastructure level seeks to cover the communication layer (naming, multicast), fundamental mechanisms (remote invocation, distributed events), and base services (service discovery, directory, membership) of a distributed system.

It is different from other remote invocation approaches; it uses XML for its binding, and it can support both asynchronous and synchronous interaction.

We present the implementation and evaluation of one such message passing pattern (or schedule) that we term Collective Asynchronous Remote Invocation (CARI).

Finally, the Operational governance layer supports execution of the governance processes by enabling remote invocation of governance capabilities and mapping of API calls on underlying devices via governance agents.

Google Widget Toolkit (GWT) [14] is a framework that is publicly available and has been widely adopted for fast AJAX-based development because it reduces the complexity of dealing with client and server sides, remote invocation, and diagramming of graphical components for the current variety of browsers.

Our streaming support for Java RMI includes the pushing mechanism, which allows the servers to push data in a streaming fashion to the client site, and the aggregation mechanism, which allows the client site to make a single remote invocation to gather data from multiple servers that keep replicas of data streams and aggregate partial data into a complete data stream.