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  • A Case for Synchronous Objects in Component-Bound Architectures  
  • by Claude Petitpierre
  • …This paper assesses the concept of synchronous objects, and shows that these objects make it possible to treat most facets of the development of interactive/distributed applications (e.g., multi-threading, GUI integration, remote accesses, inheritance anomaly, modeling and performance) very e#- cien…
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  • A Design Pattern for Interactive Applications  
  • by Claude Petitpierre — 2002
  • …The interactive applications, which usually get their input from a graphical user interface and access remote sites through the network, make up the bulk of current software developments. In these applications, the accesses to the network should be executed in parallel with the handling of the GUI, …
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  • Synchronous Active Objects Introduce CSP's Primitives in Java  
  • by Claude PETITPIERRE — 2002 — Proceedings of the Conference on Communicating Process Architectures (CPA 2002). IOS Press
  • …This paper presents a proposal of a language, based on synchronous active objects that introduces the CSP primitives into Java. The proposal does not use channels to realise the inter-process communications, but is shown to offer the same expressive power as the channel based solutions. The paper al…
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  • Validating Real-Time Behavioral Patterns of Embedded Controllers  
  • by Jagannath Aghav, Claude Petitpierre — 2003 — In SVERTS - Specification and Validation of UML models for Real Time and Embedded Systems, workshop at UML 2003
  • …The functional complexity of hardware and software systems is growing exponentially. This demands an integration of system validation in the design phase to guarantee that a concrete implementation conforms to the modeled requirements. System validation process involves use of advanced systemati…
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  • Active Objects Provide Robust Event-Driven Applications  
  • by Claude Petitpierre, Anton Eliëns — 2002 — Applications, SERP’02, Las Vegas
  • …The non-determism inherent in event-driven system encompassing both networked applications and interactive applications, makes these applications difficult to develop and maintain, despite the availability of powerful libraries. One reason for this is the so-called inversion of control needed to dis…
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  • Implementing Protocols With Synchronous Objects  
  • by Claude Petitpierre, Antonio J. Restrepo, Antonio J. Restrepo Zea — 1999
  • …This paper presents a systematic method for the implementation of distributed applications. Our approach contrasts the methods used in the software developments of current interactive applications, which are usually built as a set of independent functions, one of which is called by the operating sys…
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