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Foil 36 Portal Programming Models II

From Case Studies in Internetics-- Introductory Material CPS714 Computational Science Information Track -- May 23 99. by Geoffrey C. Fox


Although Javabeans exhibit this model, one needs it throughout the portal and a distributed object system should have some sort of event service and messaging service
  • In fact one will have multiple such services (on clients and different subsets of servers running disparate pragmatic object web services) and they need to be federated together
The messaging service needs support appropriate queuing and other constraints
Software is built using Design patterns and other software engineering techniques
Note modules in Portal Programming are larger (coarse grain) than the modules that make up say a typical Java program
Large modules imply looser synchronization constraints and the asynchronous communication model we described
  • parallel computing involves tight synchronization and messaging between smaller modules with less geographical distribution



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