A methodology for developing and deploying distributed applications
Abstract
We describe a methodology for developing and deploying distributed Java applications using a reflective middleware system called RAFDA. We illustrate the methodology by describing how it has been used to develop a peer-to-peer infrastructure, and explain the benefits relative to other techniques. The strengths of the approach are that the application logic can be designed and implemented completely independently of distribution concerns, easing the development task, and that this gives great flexibility to alter distribution decisions late in the development cycle.
Citation
Kirby , G N C , Walker , S M , Norcross , S J & Dearle , A 2005 , A methodology for developing and deploying distributed applications . in A Dearle & S Eisenbach (eds) , Component Deployment : 3rd International Working Conference, CD 2005 . Lecture Notes in Computer Science , vol. 3798 , Springer , pp. 37-51 , 3rd International Working Conference on Component Deployment (CD2005) , Grenoble , France , 28/11/05 . https://doi.org/10.1007/11590712_4 conference
Publication
Component Deployment
ISSN
0302-9743Type
Conference item
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