Failure semantics

In distributed computing, failure semantics is used to describe and classify errors that distributed systems can experience.

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2015

Partial order approaches seek to solve the state space combinatorial explosion problem by tackling one of its causes namely the…

2013

A value-passing calculus is a process calculus in which the contents of communications are values chosen from some data domain…

2010

Enterprise application integrations involve the participation of several existing applications with which the integration…

2008

In a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), services publish descriptions to permit their composition into larger services. There…

2003

MPI has been extremely successful. In areas like e.g. particle physics most of the available parallel programs are based on MPI…

2001

The Globe Distribution Network (GDN) is an application for the efficient, worldwide distribution of freely redistributable…

2000

In this paper we examine what failure semantics are desirable for services provided by a mobile agent system (MAS) when assuming…

1998

The introduction of the concept of QoS has led to an extension of the traditional concepts of service and service specification…

1994

This paper describes a series of protocols that increases the ability to automatically cope with failures in a computerized…

1993

The notion of failure semantics, or failure behavior, for computerized systems in general, and intelligent manufacturing systems…