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Unifying Internet Services UsingDistributed Shared Objects
Philip Homburgmaarten, Steen Andrew, S. Tanenbaum
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Abstract Developing wide area applications such as those for sharing data across the Internet is unnec-essarily difficult. The main problem is the widespread use of a communication paradigm that is too low level. We will show how wide area application development can be made easier when usingdistributed shared objects instead of a communication-oriented model. An object in our model is physically distributed, with multiple copies of its state on different machines. All implementationaspects such as replication, distribution, and migration of state, are hidden from users through an object's interface. In this paper, we concentrate on the application of distributed shared objects,by providing an outline of a middleware solution that permits integration of the Internet services for e-mail, News, file transfer, and Web documents.
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Homburgmaarten, P., Andrew, S., & Tanenbaum, S. (2008). Unifying Internet Services UsingDistributed Shared Objects.
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year = {2008}
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