Object Oriented Interoperability is an extension and generalization of the Procedure Oriented Interoperability approaches taken in the past. It provides an interoperability support frame by considering the object as the basic interoperation unit. This way interoperation is based on higher level abstractions and it is independent of the specific interface through which a service is used. A prototype implementation demonstrates both the feasibility of the ideas and the related implementation issues
Object-oriented design and object-oriented languages support the development of independent software...
The popularity of object oriented programming (OOP) has increased dramatically over the past five ye...
Interoperability: the ability of a system or a product to work with other systems or products withou...
An important aspect of currently developed persistent object systems is support for interoperability...
The concept of Service Oriented Architecture revolves around registering services as tasks. These ta...
Enterprise wide interoperability means distributed computing on heterogeneous hardware using heterog...
Interoperability between systems requires the capability for users to exchange information (syntacti...
This technical note examines some of the complexities of interoperability and some recent research a...
In this article a short discussion of interoperability was presented according to proprieties of Inf...
The heterogeneity between middlewares can be solved by customization or extension of interoperabilit...
Workshop covers some of the most important issues related to object interoperability at different le...
Abstract. Though ontologies are widely used to solve some specific interoperability problems, there ...
Three years ago in this venue, Cook argued that in their essence, objects are what Reynolds called p...
The principal impediment to achieving interoperability, modifiability, implementation-independence a...
Interoperability is the capability of different systems to use each other’s services effectively. It...
Object-oriented design and object-oriented languages support the development of independent software...
The popularity of object oriented programming (OOP) has increased dramatically over the past five ye...
Interoperability: the ability of a system or a product to work with other systems or products withou...
An important aspect of currently developed persistent object systems is support for interoperability...
The concept of Service Oriented Architecture revolves around registering services as tasks. These ta...
Enterprise wide interoperability means distributed computing on heterogeneous hardware using heterog...
Interoperability between systems requires the capability for users to exchange information (syntacti...
This technical note examines some of the complexities of interoperability and some recent research a...
In this article a short discussion of interoperability was presented according to proprieties of Inf...
The heterogeneity between middlewares can be solved by customization or extension of interoperabilit...
Workshop covers some of the most important issues related to object interoperability at different le...
Abstract. Though ontologies are widely used to solve some specific interoperability problems, there ...
Three years ago in this venue, Cook argued that in their essence, objects are what Reynolds called p...
The principal impediment to achieving interoperability, modifiability, implementation-independence a...
Interoperability is the capability of different systems to use each other’s services effectively. It...
Object-oriented design and object-oriented languages support the development of independent software...
The popularity of object oriented programming (OOP) has increased dramatically over the past five ye...
Interoperability: the ability of a system or a product to work with other systems or products withou...