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ORCID3rd EDOC 1999: Mannheim, Germany
- Third International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference, EDOC 1999, Mannheim, Germany, September 27-30, 1999, Proceedings. IEEE 1999, ISBN 0-7803-5784-1
Session 1 - Business Objects and Electronic Commerce
- Erik Persson:
Shibboleth of many meanings. An essay on the ontology of business objects. 2-17 - Khan Muhammad Arshad, Yacine Atif
, Mohammed Yakoob Siyal:
A CORBA based framework for trusted E-commerce transactions. 18-25
Session 2 - Meta-Modeling, Reflection & Patterns
- Pierre-Guillaume Raverdy, Rodger Lea:
Reflection support for adaptive distributed applications. 28-36 - Zsolt Kovacs, Richard McClatchey, Jean-Marie Le Goff, Nigel Baker:
Patterns for integrating manufacturing product and process models. 37-48
Session 3 - Enterprise Modeling: ODP and the UML
- Xavier Blanc, Marie-Pierre Gervais, Raymonde Le Delliou:
Using the UML language to express the ODP enterprise concepts. 50-59 - Jan Øyvind Aagedal, Zoran Milosevic:
ODP enterprise language: UML perspective. 60-71 - Peter F. Linington:
Options for expressing ODP enterprise communities and their policies by using UML. 72-82
Session 4 - Enterprise Policies & Management
- Maarten W. A. Steen, John Derrick:
Formalising ODP enterprise policies. 84-93 - Michael Langer, Michael Nerb:
An ODP enterprise specification of customer service management for connectivity services. 94-103
Session 5 - Collaborative and Workflow Systems
- Oliver Stiemerling, Ralph Hinken, Armin B. Cremers:
The Evolve tailoring platform: supporting the evolution of component-based groupware. 106-115 - J. J. Halliday, Santosh K. Shrivastava, Stuart M. Wheater:
Implementing support for work activity coordination within a distributed workflow system. 116-123
Session 6 - Vertical Application Domains
- Matthias Nubling, Christian Popp, Christian Zeidler:
OMF-an object request broker for the process control application domain. 126-134 - Alexander Keller, Helmut Reiser:
Dynamic management of Internet telephony servers: a case study based on JavaBeans and JDMK. 135-146 - Xie Junqing, Wang Yun, Cai Min, Quan Chunlai:
CEIF: a CORBA-based integrated framework for manufacturing enterprises. 147-152 - Antonella Di Stefano, Lucia Lo Bello, Corrado Santoro:
Naming and locating mobile agents in an Internet environment. 153-161
Session 7 - Virtual Enterprises
- Klement J. Fellner, Klaus Turowski:
Component framework supporting inter-company cooperation. 164-171 - Jon Oldevik, Jan Øyvind Aagedal:
ODP-modelling of virtual enterprises with supporting engineering architecture. 172-182 - Jean-Marc Andreoli, Damián Arregui, François Pacull, Michel Riviere, Jean-Yves Vion-Dury, Jutta Willamowski:
CLF/Mekano: a framework for building virtual-enterprise applications. 183-192
Session 8 - Architectures for Enterprise Computing
- Thomas Koch, Stephan Murer:
Service architecture integrates mainframes in a CORBA environment. 194-203 - Markus Aleksy, Martin Schader, Christoph Tapper:
Interoperability and interchangeability of middleware components in a three-tier CORBA-environment-state of the art. 204-213 - Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith, Priya Narasimhan, L. A. Tewksbury, Vana Kalogeraki:
The Eternal system: an architecture for enterprise applications. 214-222
Session 9 - Services to Support Enterprise Computing
- Anthony Lauder, Stuart Kent:
EventPorts: preventing legacy componentware. 224-232 - Twittie Senivongse:
An approach to making CORBA support equivalence relationships. 233-244 - Karen Renaud, Richard L. Cooper:
HERCULE: a framework for enhancing error reporting in component-based systems. 245-254 - João Orvalho, Luis Figueiredo, Fernando Boavida:
Evaluating light-weight reliable multicast protocol extensions to the CORBA event service. 255-261
Session 10 - Evaluative and Reflective Works
- Bruce P. Blackshaw:
CORBA in the new millenium: the changing landscape. 264-269 - Robert C. Seacord, Kurt C. Wallnau, John E. Robert, Santiago Comella-Dorda, Scott A. Hissam:
Custom vs. off-the-shelf architecture. 270-278
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