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Declarative Development of Distributed Applications

Overview This paper presents an approach for the convenient implementation and efficient execution of distributed XML message processing applications. Various application classes such as Web Services are based on asynchronously exchanging XML data. However, today's programming languages and execution systems fail to support their particular demands such as integrated XML type support and efficient, asynchronous messaging. As a result, the development of distributed applications is unnecessarily complex and their runtime performance deteriorates. To overcome these deficits, the authors propose a fully declarative XML processing language that allows for the convenient specification of an individual node participating in a distributed application.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	University of Mannheim	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	XML, Web Services, Application Development

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