A coordination middleware for collaborative component-oriented distributed applications
Tóm tắt
One of the most difficult aspects of distributed applications is coordination description. This work aims at the introduction of a graph-based technique for the design and implementation of coordination for collaborative component-oriented distributed applications. For this purpose the CCGraph formalism is defined and used within the CCC model to design and implement rule-oriented coordination protocols.
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