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Porting OMTTs to CORBA

The Common Object Request Broker Architecture standardizes a platform- and programming-language-independent distributed object com-puting environment. It also provides a standard for several distributed servic-es. The Object Transaction Service provides an ...

Springer-Verlag2003

Automatic failure-path inference: a generic introspection technique for Internet applications

George Candea

Automatic failure-path inference (AFPI) is an application-generic, automatic technique for dynamically discovering the failure dependency graphs of componentized Internet applications. AFPI's first phase is invasive, and relies on controlled fault injectio ...

2003

Auction System Design Using Open Multithreaded Transactions

Jörg Kienzle

Open Multithreaded Transactions form an advanced transaction model that provides features for controlling and structuring not only accesses to objects, as usual in transaction systems, but also threads taking part in transactions. The model allows several ...

2002

Auction System Design Using Open Multithreaded Transactions

Jörg Kienzle

IEEE Computer Society Press2002

Critical Evaluation of the EJB Transaction Model

Enterprise JavaBeans is a widely-used technology that aims at supporting distributed component-based applications written in Java. One of the key features of the Enterprise JavaBeans architecture is the support of declarative distributed transactions, with ...

2002

Performance and Scalability of EJB Applications

Willy Zwaenepoel, Emmanuel Cecchet

We investigate the combined effect of application implementation method, container design, and efficiency of communication layers on the performance scalability of J2EE application servers by detailed measurement and profiling of an auction site server. We ...

2002

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