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  1st International Symposium on Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing (ISORC '98), 20-22 April 1998, Kyoto, Japan. IEEE Computer Society 1998 ISBN 0-8186-8430-5

Session 1: Real-Time Object Structures

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  Huw Oliver, Christopher Edwards, Frédéric Dang Tran, Jean-Bernard Stefani, David Hutchison: Supporting Real-Time Multimedia Applications with Distributed Object Controlled Networks. 2-11
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  Eltefaat Shokri, Patrick Crane, K. H. Kim: An Implementation Model for Time-Triggered Message-Triggered Object Support Mechanisms in CORBA-Compliant COTS Platforms. 12-21
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  Hermann Kopetz: The Time-Triggered Architecture. 22-

Session 2: Quality-of-Service Assurance

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  Alexander B. Romanovsky, Jie Xu, Brian Randell: Exception Handling in Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Systems. 32-42
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  Joseph P. Loyall, Richard E. Schantz, John A. Zinky, David E. Bakken: Specifying and Measuring Quality of Service in Distributed Object Systems. 43-52
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  Jaroslaw J. Sydir, Saurav Chatterjee, Bikash Sabata: Providing End-to-End QoS Assurances in CORBA-Based System. 53-

Session 3A: Software Architecture

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  Manfred Dalmeijer, Eric Rietjens, Dieter K. Hammer, A. T. M. Aerts, Michiel Soede: A Reliable Mobile Agents Architecture. 64-72
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  Andreas Polze, Miroslaw Malek: Responsive Computing with CORBA. 73-79
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  K. H. Kim, Chittur Subbaraman: Principles of Constructing a Timeliness-Guaranteed Kernel and Time-Triggered Message-Triggered Object Support Mechanisms. 80-89
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  Jun'ichi Miyao: A Reliable Software Architecture for Complex Embedded Systems. 90-

Session 3B: Scheduling & Resource Allocation

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  Michael Squadrito, Levon Esibov, Lisa Cingiser DiPippo, Victor Fay Wolfe, Gregory Cooper, Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, Peter C. Krupp, Michael Milligan, Russell Johnston: Concurrency Control in Real-Time Object-Oriented Systems: The Affected Set Priority Ceiling Protocols. 96-105
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  Wilson C. H. Cheng: Using Ordered and Atomic Multicast for Distributed Deadlock Prevention. 106-116
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  Hong-Jin Park, Kyung-Ah Chun, Young-Chan Kim: Associative Prioritized Worker Model with Priority Inheritance Protocol. 117-123
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  Seung-Min Yang, Sheen Lee, Hyung-Taek Lim, Sung-Heun Oh: RT-HashQ for RTO Scheduling. 124-

Session 4A: Work in Progress I - Communication Related

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  Tsunetake Ishida, Makoto Takizawa: Pseudo-Active Replication of Objects in Heterogeneous Clusters. 132-133
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  Laurent George, Pascale Minet: An Admission Control for Video Broadcast Systems. 134-135
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  Tong-Ming Lim, Sai Peck Lee: Objects Collection Management in Multidimensional DBMS Data Model. 136-

Session 4B: Work in Progress II - Design Related

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  Eui Hyun Paik, YoungJoon Byun, Young-Sik Chung, Byung-Sun Lee: An Object Oriented CHILL Debugger. 140-141
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  Franklin Reynolds, Ray Clark, Franco Travostino: Evolution of a Distributed, Real-Time, Object-Based Operating System. 142-143
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  Xiaocong Fan, Dianxiang Xu, Jianmin Hou, Guoliang Zheng: SPLAW: A Computable Agent-Oriented Programming Language. 144-145
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  Masashi Yasuda, Takayuki Tachikawa, Makoto Takizawa: A Purpose-Oriented Access Control Model for Object-Based Systems. 146-

Session 5A: Fault-Tolerance I

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  Rogério de Lemos, Alexander B. Romanovsky: Coordinated Atomic Actions in Modelling Objects Cooperation. 152-161
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  Franco Travostino, Laura Marie Feeney, Philippe Bernadat, Franklin Reynolds: Building Middleware for Real-Time Dependable Distributed Services. 162-173
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  Andrea Bondavalli, Felicita Di Giandomenico, Fabrizio Grandoni, David Powell, Christophe Rabéjac: State Restoration in a COTS-Based N-Modular Architecture. 174-

Session 5B: Specification & Design

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  Reino Kurki-Suonio, Mika Katara: Real Time in a TLA-Based Theory of Reactive Systems. 186-195
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  Jean-Pierre Talpin, Albert Benveniste, Benoît Caillaud, Claude Jard, Zakaria Bouziane, Hubert Canon: BDL, A Language of Distributed Reactive Objects. 196-205
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  Brian Nielsen, Shangping Ren, Gul Agha: Specification of Real-Time Interaction Constraints. 206-214
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  Jean-Marc Zeippen, Eric Dubois, Philippe Du Bois: Supporting the Analyst when Reasoning on Requirements Specifications for Real-Time and Distributed Systems. 215-

Session 6A: Fault-Tolerance II

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  Steve J. Caughey, Mark C. Little, Santosh K. Shrivastava: Checked Transactions in an Asynchronous Message Passing Environment. 222-229
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  I-Ling Yen, Iftikhar Ahmed, Ramanujam Jagannath, Sreeparna Kundu: Implementation of a Customizable Fault Tolerance Framework. 230-239
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  Isao Kaji, Kinji Mori: Integration of Autonomous Decentralized Systems with Different Fault Tolerance Requirement Levels. 240-248
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  Ian Ho, Jin-Cherng Lin: A Method of Test Cases Generation for Real-Time Systems. 249-

Session 6B: Development Environment & Tools

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  Jung-Guk Kim, Moon-hae Kim, Byoung-Joon Min, D. B. Im: A Soft Real-Time TMO Platform - WTMOS - and its Implementation Techniques. 256-264
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  Alceu Heinke Frigeri, Carlos Eduardo Pereira, Wolfgang A. Halang: An Object-Oriented Extension to PEARL90. 265-274
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  Stephen S. Yau, Bing Xia: An Approach to Distributed Component-Based Real-Time Application Software Development. 275-283
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  Chang Sup Keum, Joon-Kyung Lee, DongGill Lee, Byung-Sun Lee: Integrated Environment Based on Object-Oriented Methodology for Real-time Systems. 284-

Session 7A: Communications

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  Michel Hurfin, Michel Raynal: Asynchronous Protocols to Meet Real-Time Constraints: Is It Really Sensible? How to Proceed? 290-297
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  Jörg Kaiser, Mohammad Ali Livani: Invocation of Real-Time Objects in a CAN Bus-System. 298-307
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  Shahab Baqai, Raymond A. Paul, Husni Fahmi, Ahmed R. Bashandy, Arif Ghafoor: Real Time Resource Allocation for Multimedia Object Communication. 308-

Session 7B: Verification & Testing I

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  Sven Lutz, Matthias Weber: Simulation and Analysis of Real-Time Concurrent Object Models. 318-326
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  Tonu Naks, Leo Motus, Jon Holt: Timing Analysis in OO System Life-Cycles. 327-334
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  Peter Herrmann, Günter Graw, Heiko Krumm: Compositional Specification and Structured Verification of Hybrid Systems in cTLA. 335-

Session 8A: Design Approaches

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  Edgar Nett, Martin Gergeleit, Michael Mock: An Adaptive Approach to Object-Oriented Real-Time Computing. 342-349
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  Tetsuo Kanezuka, Makoto Takizawa: Quality-Based Flexibility in Distributed Objects. 350-357
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  Vikram Gundoju, Toshimi Minoura: Distributed Observable/Observer: A Distributed Real-Time Object-Communication Mechanism. 358-

Session 8B: Verification & Testing II

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  Cinzia Bernardeschi, Luca Simoncini, Alessandro Fantechi: Validating the Design of Dependable Systems. 364-372
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  Feng Zhu, Sanjai Rayadurgam, Wei-Tek Tsai: Automating Regression Testing for Real-Time Software in a Distributed Environment. 373-382
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  Shin'ichi Nagano, Yoshiaki Kakuda, Tohru Kikuno: Experience of Responsiveness Verification for Connection Establishment Protocols. 383-

Session 9A: CORBA-Related I

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  Kazuhiro Kusunoki, Isao Imai, Haruyuki Ohtani, Tetsuo Nakakawaji, Michitaka Ohshima, Kazuo Ushijima: A CORBA-Based Remote Monitoring System for Factory Automation. 396-402
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  Andreas Polze, Daniel Plakosh, Kurt C. Wallnau: CORBA in Real-Time Settings: A Problem from the Manufacturing Domain. 403-

Session 9B Database & Applications I

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  John A. Stankovic, Sang Hyuk Son: Architecture and Object Model for Distributed Object-Oriented Real-Time Databases. 414-424
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  Elizabeth Chang, Tharam S. Dillon: The Navigational Aspects of the Logical Design of User Interfaces. 425-430
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  Taehyung Wang, Phillip C.-Y. Sheu, Carl Cotman: Active Rule Processing in the BioCompose Database. 431-

Session 10A: CORBA-Related II

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  Scott Arthur Moody: Distributed Object-Oriented Real-Time Systems using a Hybrid Model of Ada 95's Built-in Distributed Capability and Emerging Real-Time CORBA Capabilities. 440-448
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  Sungjune Hong, Dugki Min, Sunyoung Han: Real-Time Inter-ORB Protocol on Distributed Environment. 449-

Session 10B: Applications II

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  Jean-Marc Jézéquel: Object-Oriented Design of Real-Time Telecom Systems. 458-466
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  Luiz F. Bacellar, Bhargav P. Upender: A Dependable Distribution-Transparent Remote Method Invocation Model for Object-Oriented Distributed Embedded Computer Systems . 467-

Panel: Promises of Object-Oriented Real-Time Computing Technology

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  Bran Selic: Using the Object Paradigm for Distributed Real-Time Systems. 478-480
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  Victor E. Malyshkin: Concepts and Features of Processes Flying Technology. 481-