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paperback. Condition: Good. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2004-01-01 Pages: 360 Publisher: Machinery Industry title: Distributed Object Technology List Price: 33.00 yuan Author: Wenjun. etc. Edited Press: Machinery Industry Publication Date :2004-1 1ISBN: 9.787.111.130.048 Words: 583.000 yards: 360 Edition: 1 Binding: Paperback: Weight: Editor's Choice tttt executive summary distributed computing is the current software technology is an important development direction. This book. for example. to the the OMG organization's CORBA and Sun's EJB specification introduces the reader to the basic concepts of distributed object technology. the development process. standards. advanced topics. The book is divided into four parts: Part 1 basic concepts introduced to the basic concepts and principles of object-oriented distributed computing transition from the traditional centralized computing; Part 2 development process First show a CORBA application typical development process. and then discuss in detail how to utilize the OMG IDL write object interface client program written in different call types and communication. how to use the Portable Object Adapter (POA) to write the server program. how. and how in the operating environment deploy applications; Part 3. Advanced Topics Find of objects in a distributed environment. topics such as asynchronous multicast communication between objects. distributed transaction processing. server performance and scalability; Part 4 and Prospects introduces the basic principle of the EJB component model. and all kinds of EJB component development and deployment process. to help the reader understand the component-based software development technology. also discussed the direction of the development of distributed computing. Book around the various knowledge points to the example program is designed to facilitate the reader to learn. arrange different difficulty thinking exercises at the end of each chapter; addition. each chapter of the book Further Reading section for readers more in-depth study of the relevant knowledge to provide a reference. This book is suitable for distributed computer technology as undergraduates and graduate of Computer Science and Technology Professional learning materials are also available to the research and development in the field of distributed computing reference. Chapter 1 of the catalog Editor's words preface calculation: from centralized to distributed 1.1 Software design basic ideological 1.2 client machine server system structure 1.3 a bill list query 1.4 on the example program discussion 1.5 Reflections and exercises 1.6 further reading Chapter 2 CORBA basic principle 2.1 2.4 CORBA the 2.2 CORBA Object Management Architecture Architecture 2.3 distributed object interoperability specification with CORBA 2.5 content Summary 2.6 Reflections and exercises 2.7 further reading Chapter 3 of the second part of the development process CORBA application development process 3.1 object-oriented 3.2 Analysis and design of distributed system design decision-making the 3.3 CORBA application development process 3.4 a 3.6 thinking and practice of bank account management procedures 3.5 depth IDL stubs and framework 3.7 Further reading Chapter 4 write object interface 4.1 object interface and object 4.2 OMG IDL 4.6 Reflection of the syntax and semantics of 4.3 using a value type 4.4 Interface Library 4.5 design object interface guidelines and exercises 4.7 further reading 5.2 Design POA policies Chapter 5 written server program 5.1 Portable Object Adapter 5.3 POA 5.4 servo object management 5.7 POA 5.6 5.5 adapter activator bond mechanism with the thinking and practice of the BOA 5.8 5.9 Further reading Chapter 6 of the preparation of the basic concepts of the request by the client program logic 6.1 6.2 choose to select the means of communication by call type 6.3 to 6.4 using the Dynamic Invocation Interface 6.5 using. Seller Inventory # FW013263
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