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Component Management in a Dynamic Architecture
The Journal of Supercomputing, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Marie-Claude Pellegrini, Michel Riveill
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2013
Considering the presentation from the previous chapter, it can be said that TV-Anytime is a set of specifications aimed at promoting the development of audiovisual services with high added value by establishing a normalizing framework that allows guaranteeing interoperability between software/hardware from different manufacturers and the applications ...
Alberto Gil Solla +1 more
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Considering the presentation from the previous chapter, it can be said that TV-Anytime is a set of specifications aimed at promoting the development of audiovisual services with high added value by establishing a normalizing framework that allows guaranteeing interoperability between software/hardware from different manufacturers and the applications ...
Alberto Gil Solla +1 more
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Component labeling in pyramid architecture
Pattern Recognition, 1993A new pyramid algorithm for labeling connected components of an image is presented. The algorithm uses explicit node to node connections in a pyramid architecture for data transfer operations and does not assume any complex pyramid machine with random access read (RAR) or random access write (RAW) capabilities.
Prabir Kumar Biswas +2 more
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A component architecture for simulator development [PDF]
, 1998 Research, Development and Engineering applications require the rapid development of simulators, preferably through the reuse of simulator components. In order to facilitate the reuse and exchange of simulator components, research institutes and industry in The Netherlands are collaborating in the SIMULTAAN project.
Kuijpers, N.H.L. +2 more
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The impact of component architectures on interoperability
Journal of Systems and Software, 2002Component interoperability has become an important concern as companies migrate legacy systems, integrate COTS products, and assemble modules from disparate sources into a single application. While middleware is available for this purpose, it often does not form a complete bridge between components and may be inflexible as the application evolves. What
Leigh A. Davis +2 more
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A distributed multimedia component architecture
Proceedings First International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Workshop, 2002A new framework is required for the consistent and coordinated construction and configuration of multimedia components across heterogeneous distributed object environments. The paper presents a distributed multimedia component architecture which extends beyond the current well developed distributed object models, such as the Common Object Request ...
Waddington, Daniel, Coulson, G
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Business Object Component Architecture
IEEE Software, 1998The Common Business Object Framework aims at coming up with a set of system-level abstractions and interoperability standards to simplify and standardize business systems development. The author asserts that Boca provides a solution to the challenge of segregating core business information from the technological specifics of its home system while ...
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The architectural style of component programming
Proceedings Twenty-First Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC'97), 2002Component programming is a multiparadigm approach to software construction based on highly generic components. Because component programming is concerned with source-code components, it is assumed by many to be a low-level approach to software development that affects only the development of source code libraries. On the contrary, this paper shows that
Harald C. Gall +3 more
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An integrated network component architecture
IEEE Software, 1998To deploy large-scale, interactive, distributed systems, we need architectures that support integration of new and existing components and allow dynamic configuration of component connections. The architecture presented in this article builds connection mechanisms into the components, which facilitates composition and the construction of flexible ...
Israel Ben-Shaul +2 more
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Components of a computer architecture education
Proceedings of the 1995 workshop on Computer architecture education - WCAE-1 '95, 1995Computer Architecture, if it is a science, is a science of tradeoffs. Thus, the more cases (computer designs) we examine and the more we understand about the components of a particular case, the better we can make those trade-offs. The reality, of course, is that computer architecture is not a science at all, but rather a, craft.
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