http://www.medg.lcs.mit.edu/doyle/sdcr/reports/
Happened right under my nose, so to speak:
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ACM Workshop on Strategic Directions in Computing Research
Peter Wegner, Chair; Jon Doyle, Associate Chair
MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
June 14-15, 1996
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The publish-and-subscribe muddleware site list below is handy, too.
Rohit
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> From: Bob Marcus <max@wolf.amsinc.com>
> To: cjava@wolf.amsinc.com
> Subject: Frameworks, OOPSLA and P&S
> Date: Tuesday, January 21, 1997 8:48 PM
>
> Frameworks, Java and Strategic Directions
>
> I have posted the initial discussions on possible extensions to
> Java for supporting business application frameworks to
> "http:/www.amsinc.com/cjava/archives/frame.htm". A very interesting set
> of papers on the relationship of software engineering and language
> technology is at "http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~gunter/seapl.html".This is
> only part of a comprehensive "Strategic Directions in Computer Research"
> page at "http://www.medg.lcs.mit.edu/doyle/sdcr/reports/".
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> Last Chance to be a Co-organizer (OOPSLA Midyear Workshops)
>
> It looks like there will be Workshops on the applications of object
> technology in Telecommunications, Finance, Health Care, Transactional
> Frameworks and Manufacturing. It is still possible to submit short
> proposals to co-organize these or other workshops. See the announcement
> at "http://www.amsinc.com/cjava/oopsla.txt". Let me know before January
24
> if you will be sending in a proposal. The basic content should be a
> description of your work in the area and your thoughts on the key
issues.
>
> Bob Marcus
> bob_marcus@mail.amsinc.com
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> Some Publish-and-Subscribe (P&S) Web Sites
>
> Publish-and-subscribe middleware will be one of the big growth areas
> in 1997 due to its scalability and flexibility for Internet
applications.
> The combination of publish-and-subscribe middleware and Java interfaces
> could offer some interesting new possibilities(e.g. multicasting of Java
> objects and/or applets). Here are some pages and vendors to check out
> for more information.
>
> IP Multicast http://www.stardust.com/ipmulticast/
> CISCO http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/146/standards.html
> TIBCO http://www.tibco.com
> Talarian http://www.talarian.com
> Vitria (415 -614-0300) until http://www.vitria.com is up.
> Active Software http://www.activesw.com
> Iona http://www.iona.com/Orbix/Talk/index.html
> Intermind http://www.intermind.com
> Marimba http://www.marimba.com
> Backweb http://www.backweb.com
> Pointcast http://www.pointcast.com
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