nilam@mcsun.eu.net (Soelaiman Nilam) (08/28/89)
Hi..
In our faculty at the University of Saarland, Saarbruecken - West Germany, we
are developing a distributed object-oriented system based on a C++ -like
object-oriented language.
Our system allows dynamic loading and linking of objects on remote
machines. With this facility we can access remote objects (and thus external
resources) as though they were local. The system also supports the use of
shared objects, in other words shared resources, so several applications
can access the same object and can use the shared objects as a medium for
information exchanges. The call to a remote object can either be synchronous
or asynchronous. With asynchronous calls, method invocations can be performed
concurrently on different machines.
The system is currently in use for many applications like
RemoteFileServer,
RemotePrintServer,
RemoteExecServer,
etc.
Yet, we still have too few experiences with the system.
Has anybody already had experiences in such a system (distributed / concurrent
object-oriented system) ??
I would be glad, if somebody wants to exchange experiences with us.
best regards,
Hoei S. Nilam | UUCP: ...!uunet!unido!sbsvax!nilam
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