Summer
2014 |
Middleware Platforms (Master)
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VL:
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Monday,
Wednesday, |
RUD 26,
1.306,
RUD 26, 1.303,
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09:15-10:45,
09:15-10:45, |
Redlich |
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UE: |
Monday, |
RUD 26, 1.306, |
11:00-12:30, |
Sombrutzki |
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Computer Science Department
Systems Architecture Group
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Mündliche Prüfungen: 23.07. (Mittwoch)
und 24.07. (Donnerstag) [notfalls auch 25.07.]
Bitte melden Sie sich spätestens 10 Arbeitstage vorher im Sekretariat an (bei
Frau Schoch, Zimmer 3.302).
Master benötigen dafür ein grünes Anmeldeformular (bei Frau Lindner erhältlich).
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Abstract: Middleware provides a standardized infrastructure for distributed computing. It comprises standardized programming APIs, augmented by a set of core services that make it possible to develop and execute distributed applications in heterogeneous environments. The primary objectives of middleware are to foster application portability and application interoperability. Middleware is, roughly speaking, the software below the application and above the operating system / network. Common middleware platforms include,
Java-RMI, CORBA, CORBA Components, and Java Beans.
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Synopsis:
- Praktische Informatik, Master 10 SP
- 2 lectures per week, over one semester
(4SWS VL + 2SWS UE).
- Offered regularly, usually in summer, at least once every two
years.
- Prerequisites: GdP, preferably also "Operating
Systems Principles I".
Credits and grading: - Oral examinations are offered by the instructor at the end of the semester, and at the beginning of the following semester.
- To qualify for the examination, students have to
complete lab assignments to the satisfaction of the teaching assistant.
Lab (Übung):
- Labs are scheduled every 2 weeks at the time and place
specified above. A teaching assistant will be present at each lab to assist
students with questions and problems.
- Participation (physical presence) at the lab is mandatory
in order to obtain credits for the assignment.
- A lab worksheet will be published on this web site a few
days before the corresponding lab is scheduled (usually Friday). Students
should use this time to adequately prepare for the lab.
- Results have to be submitted via GOYA
for grading. Submission deadlines are specified on the worksheets (usually
14 days after the assignment was published).
- Worksheets: [lab1],
[lab2], [lab3], [lab4],
[lab5]
- Slides: [lab1],
[lab2], [lab3], [lab4],
[lab5]
- Deadlines:
Syllabus:
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A. Introduction |
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- Admin Info
- Motivation
- Client Server Model, Variations, Objects
- Design Patterns
- Inter Process Communication / Network
Communication
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B. Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) |
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- Remote Interfaces and Remote Objects, Parameter passing, Development Process
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Java RMI by W. Grosso, O'Reilly, 2002, ISBN
1-565-92452-5
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C. CORBA (Common Object Request
Broker Architecture) |
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- CORBA Architecture Overview
- Hello World in CORBA
- ORB Architecture
- CORBA IDL
- Interoperability
- Common Object Services
(optional - not covered in lecture)
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Jens-Peter Redlich. Corba 2.0. Praktische
Einführung für C++ und Java.
ISBN
3827310601 |
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Jon Siegel. CORBA 3 - Fundamentals and Programming.
ISBN
0471295183 |
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D. WebServices |
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- Java Annotations
- HTTP-based RPC, SOAP, WSDL
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E. Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) |
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F. Microsoft .NET (optional - not covered in lecture) |
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- .NET Framework
(Overview)
- CRL
- Assemblies
- .NET Remoting
- .NET Security
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