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Third IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS '97)
p. 60
An Architectural Style Decoupling Coordination, Computation and Data
Anssi Karhinen, Nokia Research Center
Juha Kuusela, Nokia Research Center
Tapio Tallgren, Nokia Research Center
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In distributed applications, several processes are involved in serving a request. The state of the request is encoded in the states of their processes. This can lead to unnecessary complexity and hard-to-detect errors. This paper presents an architectural style, token architectures, that decouples data, control, and synchronization. Tokens encapsulate the state of a computation. Service points manipulate the tokens and perform services for them. The tokens use maps to move between service stations. We will show in an example how this style simplifies the design of a telecommunications application and what difficulties traditional designs must solve.
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Anssi Karhinen, Juha Kuusela, Tapio Tallgren,
"An Architectural Style Decoupling Coordination, Computation and Data,"
iceccs,
p. 60,
Third IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS '97),
1997
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