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Publication Detail
Software engineering and middleware: a roadmap (Invited talk)
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Publication Type:Chapter
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Authors:Emmerich W
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Publisher:ACM Press
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Publication date:2000
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Pagination:117, 129
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Editors:Finkelstein A
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ISBN-10:1581132530
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Book title:The Future of Software Engineering
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Author URL:
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Notes:Imported via OAI, 7:29:00 20th Jul 2005
Abstract
The construction of a large class of distributed systems can be simplified by leveraging middleware, which is layered between network operating systems and application components. Middleware resolves heterogeneity and facilitates communication and coordination of distributed components. Existing middleware products enable software engineers to build systems that are distributed across a local-area network. State-of-the-art middleware research aims to push this boundary towards Internet-scale distribution, adaptive and reconfigurable middleware and middleware for dependable and wireless systems. The challenge for software engineering research is to devise notations, techniques, methods and tools for distributed system construction that systematically build and exploit the capabilities that middleware deliver.
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