2001Journal of Sichuan Normal UniversityRequires access

The Technique and Classification of Middleware

Qilin Li

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Middleware technology is greatly concerned for the time being. In this paper, we introduce middleware conception and middleware classification. Taking the Messege Middleware and Trade Middleware as examples, we discuss the feature and functions of them. We also talk about thecurrent technological trends of the middleware technology.

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Middleware technology is greatly concerned for the time being. In this paper, we introduce middleware conception and middleware classification. Taking the Messege Middleware and Trade Middleware as examples, we discuss the feature and functions of them. We also talk about thecurrent technological trends of the middleware technology.

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Middleware technology is greatly concerned for the time being. In this paper, we introduce middleware conception and middleware classification. Taking the Messege Middleware and Trade Middleware as examples, we discuss the feature and functions of them. We also talk about thecurrent technological trends of the middleware technology.

Key concepts: Middleware (distributed applications), Computer science, Message oriented middleware, Feature (linguistics), Distributed computing, Operating system, Software, Software architecture

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