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Research Report CS-RR-338
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U. Uzun,
Towards Distributed Object Design
(March 25, 1998).
Abstract
Today's object-oriented (OO) software development methodologies use a
number of graphical notations in analysis and design stages. There is
an increasing research interest in incorporating distribution issues
into these development methods. Allocation of objects and tasks, object
replication and migration, remote interactions, multiple threads of
control as well as network topologies are important issues in distributed
object systems. In this report, ways to add distribution related issues
to the object-oriented design methods (especially UML based methods)
are discussed.
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