Resource-Oriented Computing: Towards a Universal Virtual Workspace
碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 資訊科學與工程研究所 === 94 === The popularity of many emerging user-centric Web applications such as blogs and Wikipedia indicates the trend that the Internet is transforming into a global collaborative environment where most people can participate and contribute in ways not perceived befor...
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ndltd-TW-094NCTU53941592016-05-27T04:18:37Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/59706908851905727959 Resource-Oriented Computing: Towards a Universal Virtual Workspace 資源導向計算及虛擬工作環境的設計與實作 Chiou-Rung Hung 洪秋榮 碩士 國立交通大學 資訊科學與工程研究所 94 The popularity of many emerging user-centric Web applications such as blogs and Wikipedia indicates the trend that the Internet is transforming into a global collaborative environment where most people can participate and contribute in ways not perceived before. It is foreseeable that when on-line resources created by and shared among people are not just simple Web contents but also more complex software artifacts, a more accommodating, universal, and virtual workspace may be formed that support people with much more diverse background and needs. To realize such goal, however, it requires not only comprehensive infrastructure support for the development, deployment, and assembly of diverse resources but also effective strategies and mechanisms that can handle the implied complexity. We propose a metaphoric, service-oriented architecture in which arbitrary resources are associated with syntactical descriptors, called metaphors, based on which run-time services can be instantiated and managed. Characterized as a universal development environment, our architecture permits static and dynamic service composition through syntactic metaphor composition. By defining metaphors for specific problem domains and by implementing suitable interpreters, either at a global scale or on a community basis, our architecture is intended to serve as the infrastructure holding multiple applications with substantial reuse. We demonstrate our idea by building a Web-based e-Science workbench, which allows user to utilize distributed computing and storage resources in a flexible manner. Jing-Ying Chen 陳俊穎 2006 學位論文 ; thesis 37 en_US |
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碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 資訊科學與工程研究所 === 94 === The popularity of many emerging user-centric Web applications such as blogs and Wikipedia indicates the trend that the Internet is transforming into a global collaborative environment where most people can participate and contribute in ways not perceived before. It is foreseeable that when on-line resources created by and shared among people are not just simple Web contents but also more complex software artifacts, a more accommodating, universal, and virtual workspace may be formed that support people with much more diverse background and needs. To realize such goal, however, it requires not only comprehensive infrastructure support for the development, deployment, and assembly of diverse resources but also effective strategies and mechanisms that can handle the implied complexity. We propose a metaphoric, service-oriented architecture in which arbitrary resources are associated with syntactical descriptors, called metaphors, based on which run-time services can be instantiated and managed. Characterized as a universal development environment, our architecture permits static and dynamic service composition through syntactic metaphor composition. By defining metaphors for specific problem domains and by implementing suitable interpreters, either at a global scale or on a community basis, our architecture is intended to serve as the infrastructure holding multiple applications with substantial reuse. We demonstrate our idea by building a Web-based e-Science workbench, which allows user to utilize distributed computing and storage resources in a flexible manner.
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