HighFrame: An integrated solution for developing component-based distributed systems
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Saulo Eduardo Galilleo Souza dos Santos, Tarcísio da Rocha, Felipe Oliveira CarvalhoAuthors Info & Claims
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The development of distributed systems has become a complex task. An approach that has become widely accepted in this context is the component-based development. However, the effort aimed at developing technical code for component models and remote communications is yet a discouraging obstacle. In this paper we present HighFrame, a framework that provides to developers a high level development solution for component-based distributed systems. The framework is designed to provide automatic generation of components based on code annotations and a graphical planner. This proposal abstracts from developer the complexity of component models, methods of distributed communication and interoperability among different models.
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April 2014
174 pages
ISBN:9781450324359
DOI:10.1145/2590651
- Co-chair:
- Claudio Cubillos,
- General Chair:
- Cristian Rusu,
- Program Chair:
- Dorian Gorgan
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EATIS'14: 7th Euro American Conference on Telematics and Information Systems
April 2 - 4, 2014
Valparaiso, Chile
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