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  • An Approach to Building Reflective Component-Based Middleware Platforms  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas, Gordon Blair, Geoff Coulson — 2002 — MSRC Summer Research Workshop
  • …It is now well established that middleware platforms must accommodate an increasingly diverse range of requirements which arise from the needs of both applications and underlying systems. Moreover, it is clear that to achieve this accommodation, platforms must be capable of both deployment-time conf…
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  • Towards a Reflective Component-based Middleware Architecture  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas, Geoff Coulson, Mike Clarke, Gordon Blair — 2000 — In ECOOP'2000 Workshop on Reflection and Metalevel Architectures
  • …Current middleware is inflexible and monolithic and fails to address emerging needs for adaptation to changing requirements. As a solution, we propose that middleware be built as a reflective and component-based system. Our architecture is based on component frameworks and component framework-specif…
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  • A Resource Adaptation Framework for Reflective Middleware  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas, Geoff Coulson, Gordon Blair — 2003 — Proc. 2nd Intl. Workshop on Reflective and Adaptive Middleware (located with ACM/IFIP/USENIX Middleware 2003), Rio de
  • …It is now well established that next generation middleware platforms must facilitate the management of QoS. Supporting resource adaptation is useful for QoS management, but this issue is not adequately addressed by current adaptive and reflective middleware architectures. The paper describes a fr…
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  • Applying Component Frameworks to Develop Flexible Middleware  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas, Geoff Coulson, Gordon S. Blair — 2000 — In ECOOP’2000 Workshop on Reflection and Meta-level Architectures
  • …Introduction It is now well established that middleware must accommodate a wide variety of requirements imposed by applications and underlying environments. Moreover, it must be able to absorb both static and dynamic changes in those requirements. The current generation of middleware clearly fails …
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  • Towards automatic creation of web services for grid component composition  
  • by Jan Dünnweber, Sergei Gorlatch, Françoise Baude, Virginie Legr, Nikos Parlavantzas — 2006 — Integrated Research in Grid Computing, volume 4 of CoreGRID series
  • …Abstract. A promising approach to the development of grid software consists in combining high-level components, which simplify application programming, with Web services, which enable interoperability among distributed components. In this paper, we consider the combination of HOCs (Higher Order Comp…
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  • An Extensible Binding Framework for Component-Based Middleware  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas Geoff, Geoff Coulson, Gordon S. Blair — 2002 — In Proceedings of EDOC 2003
  • …One of the most significant limitations of current middleware platforms, both commercial and research, is that they typically support only a small, pre-defined, set of fundamental binding types (e.g., remote method invocation). This restriction limits the scope of platforms in that they cannot easil…
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  • Applying Component Frameworks to Develop Flexible Middleware  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas Geoff, Geoff Coulson, Gordon S. Blair — In ECOOP’2000 Workshop on Reflection and Meta-level Architectures
  • …Introduction It is now well established that middleware must accommodate a wide variety of requirements imposed by applications and underlying environments. Moreover, it must be able to absorb both static and dynamic changes in those requirements. The current generation of middleware clearly fails …
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  • Towards a Reflective Component-based Middleware Architecture  
  • by Nikos Parlavantzas Geoff, Geoff Coulson, Mike Clarke, Gordon Blair — 2000 — In ECOOP'2000 Workshop on Reflection and Metalevel Architectures
  • …Current middleware is inflexible and monolithic and fails to address emerging needs for adaptation to changing requirements. As a solution, we propose that middleware be built as a reflective and component-based system. Our architecture is based on component frameworks and component framework-specif…
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  • Proposal for a Lightweight, Generic Grid Platform Architecture  
  • by Jeyarajan Thiyagalingam, Nikos Parlavantzas, Stavros Isaiadis, Ludovic Henrio, Denis Caromel, Vladimir Getov — 2006 — In HPC-GECO Workshop, held in conjunction with HPDC-15
  • …Abstract — One of the main shortcomings of existing Grid systems is their limited support for adaptability and scalability. We propose a generic, lightweight Grid platform with minimal context such that it could be adopted for different contexts of use and thus permitting scalability. In designing t…
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