Research and Design of Distributed Model Applies in The.NET Framework
Liu Quan-ju
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Liu Quan-ju
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This paper analyzes the traditional distributed architecture and the principle of distributed object-computing technology.By comparing and analyzing the main distributed object technology,the three-tier based on the C/S mode architecture,the distributed object-computing technology and the popular distributed.NET framework are described.And the in-depth exploration on application of distributed object-computing technology in traditional distributed application model systems of.NET framework.By integrating the above analysis,comparison and studies,an improved.NET framework distributed application model is designed.This shows the place and significance of.NET framework in the distributed architectural system.
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This paper analyzes the traditional distributed architecture and the principle of distributed object-computing technology.By comparing and analyzing the main distributed object technology,the three-tier based on the C/S mode architecture,the distributed object-computing technology and the popular distributed.NET framework are described.And the in-depth exploration on application of distributed object-computing technology in traditional distributed application model systems of.NET framework.By integrating the above analysis,comparison and studies,an improved.NET framework distributed application model is designed.This shows the place and significance of.NET framework in the distributed architectural system.
Key concepts: Computer science, Distributed computing, Distributed object, Distributed design patterns, Architecture, Net (polyhedron), Distributed algorithm, Distributed element model