Client- Server Interactions in Multi-Server Operating Systems: The Mach-US Approach

This paper describes requirements placed upon client-server interaction in a multi-server operating system and how to answer those requirements. Addressed are the problems of binding maintenance in the face of: remote method invocation, forking, binding transfer, authentication, asynchronous interru...

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Hauptverfasser:	Stevenson, J. M, Julin, Daniel P
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Schlagworte:	ASYNCHRONOUS SYSTEMS CLIENT SERVER INTERACTIONS Computer Programming and Software ENVIRONMENTS INTERACTIONS INTERRUPTION LESSONS LEARNED MAINTENANCE MAN COMPUTER INTERFACE OPERATING SYSTEMS(COMPUTERS) TRANSFER
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