Service brokering in object-based systems: advanced information services

Author

Tokmakoff, A. ; Billington, J.

Author_Institution

Telecommun. Syst. Eng. Centre, South Australia Univ., The Levels, SA, Australia

fYear

1996

fDate

23-24 May 1996

Firstpage

43

Lastpage

48

Abstract

Open object-based systems are emerging as the underlying foundation for the design of large-scale distributed applications. As an integral component of the ISO/ITU-T Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing (RM-ODP), service brokering may be applied at multiple layers of the software hierarchy, spanning distributed operating systems, through telecommunication service provision up to the application domain. This paper presents brokering of services as an essential service in three important application domains which require dynamic location of objects. In addition, it investigates CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) and Java as possible implementation technologies

Keywords

ISO standards; distributed databases; information services; network operating systems; object-oriented databases; object-oriented programming; open systems; software standards; telecommunication services; telecommunication standards; CORBA; Common Object Request Broker Architecture; ISO/ITU-T Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing; Java; TINA; Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture; advanced information services; application domain; coloured Petri nets; distributed operating systems; dynamic object location; implementation technologies; large-scale distributed applications; load balancing; open object-based systems; service brokering; software hierarchy; telecommunication service provision; Application software; Computer architecture; Databases; Distributed processing; Hardware; ISO; Java; Large-scale systems; Operating systems; Telecommunication services;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Community Networking, 1996. Proceedings., 3rd International Workshop on

Conference_Location

Antwerpen

Print_ISBN

0-7803-3304-7

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/CN.1996.534640

Filename

534640