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We consider a swarm-intelligent inspection system concerned with the inspection of blades in a jet turbine. The system is based on a swarm of autonomous, miniature robots, using only on-board, local sensors. We capture the dynamics of the system at a highe ...

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In this paper we compare two approaches to the design of protocol frameworks -- tools for implementing modular network protocols. The most common approach uses events as the main abstraction for a local interaction between protocol modules. We argue that a ...

2006

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Springer2005

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A development method boosted by synchronous active objects

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This paper presents a novel development method for interactive and distributed applications. The benefit that this method provides is that the design gives clear guidance towards the implementation. The method is based on three main elements: a concept of ...

2003

Abstractions for Distributed Programming: Guests or Relatives?

Rachid Guerraoui, Patrick Eugster, Christian Heide Damm

What abstractions are useful for expressing distributed interaction? This question has constituted an active area of research in the last decades and several candidates have been proposed, including remote method invocation, tuple spaces and publish/subscr ...

2001

Remote Data Acquisition Of Embedded Systems Using Internet Technologies: A Role-based Generic System Specification

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Data Acquisition Systems (DAS) are the basis for building monitoring tools that enable the supervision of local and remote systems. DASs are complex systems. It is difficult for developers to compare proprietary generic DAS products and/or standards, and t ...

2001

Object Persistence: A Framework Based On Design Patterns

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The poster presents a framework for providing object persistence in object-oriented programming languages without modifying the run-time system or the language itself. The framework does not rely on any kind of special programming language features. It onl ...

2000

A Framework Based on Design Patterns for Providing Persistence in Object-Oriented Programming Languages

Jörg Kienzle

This paper describes an approach to providing object persistence in object-oriented programming languages without modifying the run-time system or the language itself. By successively applying design patterns such as the Serializer, Factory Method, and Str ...

2000

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