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Patterns for Asynchronous Invocations in Distributed Object Frameworks

The patterns in this paper introduce the four most commonly used techniques for providing client-side asynchrony in dis-tributed object frameworks. FIRE AND FORGET describes best-effort delivery semantics for asynchronous operations that have void return types. SYNC WITH SERVER notifies the client only in case the delivery of the invocation to the server application fails. POLL OBJECTS provide clients with means to query the distributed object framework whether an asyn-chronous response for the request has arrived yet, and if so, to obtain the return value. RESULT CALLBACK actively notifies the requesting client of the returning result.

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01.07.2003
../data/pub/AsyncDOCPatterns.pdf Download... Abstract... Abstract... 		Patterns for Asynchronous Invocations in Distributed Object Frameworks
together with Uwe Zdun , Michael Kircher , Michael Englbrecht
Conference: EuroPLoP 2003