Siram et al., 2002 - Google Patents
An architecture for the uniframe resource discovery serviceSiram et al., 2002
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- Siram N
- Raje R
- Olson A
- Bryant B
- Burt C
- Auguston M
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- International Workshop on Software Engineering and Middleware
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Frequently, the software development for large-scale distributed systems requires combining components that adhere to different object models. One solution for the integration of distributed and heterogeneous software components is the UniFrame approach. It provides …
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