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| Preface | ||
| An Introduction to Distributed Object Management | 1 | |
| Persistent Foundations for Scalable Multi-Paradigmal Systems | 26 | |
| Distribution and Persistence in the Open Object-Oriented Database System | 51 | |
| Client-Server Caching Revisited | 57 | |
| Distributed Object Management in Thor | 79 | |
| Database Security Issues in Distributed Object-Oriented Databases | 92 | |
| Object Storage Management in Goblin | 100 | |
| Object Clustering in EOS | 117 | |
| Object Management in SecQFD | 132 | |
| Issues in Distribution Design of Object-Oriented Databases | 148 | |
| Issues in Distributed Object Assembly | 165 | |
| Fine-Grained Object Migration | 182 | |
| Long-Lived Concurrent Activities | 188 | |
| Activity/Transaction Management for a Distributed Multi-Service System | 207 | |
| In Search of Acceptability Criteria: Database Consistency Requirements and Transaction Correctness Properties | 212 | |
| Commutativity Based Concurrency Control for Multiversion Objects | 231 | |
| Composite Events in a Distributed Object-Oriented Database | 248 | |
| Operating System Support for Cooperation in Distributed OODBs | 270 | |
| The Bellerophon Project: A Scalable Object-Support Architecture Suitable for a Large OODBMS? | 287 | |
| Operating System Support for Distributed and Persistent Objects | 300 | |
| An Approach to Interoperable Object Models | 304 | |
| A Canonical Model for the Interoperability Among Object-Oriented and Relational Databases | 309 | |
| Integrating Distributed Data Sources Using Federated Objects | 315 | |
| Integrating Independently Developed Classes | 329 | |
| An Approach to Behavior Sharing in Federated Database Systems | 334 | |
| Supporting Local Autonomy in a Distributed Object-Oriented Database | 347 | |
| Object Algebra and Views for Multi-Objectbases | 353 | |
| Declarative Definition of Object-Oriented Multidatabase Mappings | 375 | |
| Distribution of Schemata in H-PCTE | 393 | |
| Bibliography | 399 | |
| Index | 433 |
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Lance Morehead
reviewed Distributed object management on November 19, 2014
Distributed object management
I say "read" but I really only browsed it. The authors seem to have tried to put forward the most academically acceptable treatise on the ISC2 ten domains. This is not helpful for test preparation. We called this book the "yellow brick" for good reason. Spend your money on something else.
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