Semantic-Based Decomposition of Long-Lived Transactions in Advanced Collaborative Environments.
Semantic-Based Decomposition of Long-Lived Transactions in Advanced Collaborative Environments.
Authors
Abstract
We describe a novel method for semantic-based decomposition of long-lived transac-tions as a key element of optimistic replication technologies widely applied in advanced collabora-tive environments. The research presented addresses the general problem of semantically consistent and functionally meaningful reconciliation of divergent replicas and enables significant simplifica-tion and formalization of its solution. The advantages of the method are strong guarantees of se-mantic consistency of the convergent representations, capabilities to use it in autonomous and user interactive modes as well as avoidance of combinatorial explosion peculiar to many other methods. Following hybrid state-operation-transfer approach the method can be successfully implemented within both client-server and stand-alone systems.
Edition
eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction, ECPPM 2006 Proceedings. Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group, 2006. Pp. 223-231.
Research Group
System integration and multi-disciplinary collaborative environments
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