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ARMAdA

Edward Curry, Desmond Chambers, Gerard J. Lyons

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Abstract

With the development of numerous adaptive and reflective middleware platforms, inter-platform interoperability is a desirable next step. At present, little or no interoperability is possible at the meta-layer of reflective middleware. The emergence of an open standard for meta-layer interaction is imperative to support the development of next-generation middleware that can express their needs and capabilities to platforms with which they interact. In this paper, we describe the foundations of the ARMAdA interaction standard for adaptive and reflective middleware platforms.

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With the development of numerous adaptive and reflective middleware platforms, inter-platform interoperability is a desirable next step. At present, little or no interoperability is possible at the meta-layer of reflective middleware. The emergence of an open standard for meta-layer interaction is imperative to support the development of next-generation middleware that can express their needs and capabilities to platforms with which they interact. In this paper, we describe the foundations of the ARMAdA interaction standard for adaptive and reflective middleware platforms.

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With the development of numerous adaptive and reflective middleware platforms, inter-platform interoperability is a desirable next step. At present, little or no interoperability is possible at the meta-layer of reflective middleware. The emergence of an open standard for meta-layer interaction is imperative to support the development of next-generation middleware that can express their needs and capabilities to platforms with which they interact. In this paper, we describe the foundations of the ARMAdA interaction standard for adaptive and reflective middleware platforms.

Key concepts: Interoperability, Middleware (distributed applications), Computer science, Layer (electronics), Software engineering, World Wide Web, Operating system, Organic chemistry

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