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POS-8 / PJW-3 1998: Tiburon, California, USA
- Ronald Morrison, Mick J. Jordan, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
Advances in Persistent Object Systems, Proceedings of the 8th International Workshop on Persistent Object Systems (POS8) and Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Persistence and Java (PJW3), Tiburon, California, USA, 1998. Morgan Kaufmann 1999, ISBN 1-55860-585-1 - Ronald Morrison, Mick J. Jordan, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
Preface & Foreword.
POS 8
- Morgan Price, Scott Nettles:
Transactions in a Flash. 2-16 - Mark C. Little, Santosh K. Shrivastava:
Understanding the Role of Atomic Transactions and Group Communications in Implementing Persistent Replicated Objects. 17-28 - Liuba Shrira, Ben Yoder:
Trust but Check: Mutable Objects in Untrusted Cooperative Caches. 29-36 - Stephen Blackburn, Robin B. Stanton:
The Transactional Object Cache: A Foundation for High Performance Persistent System Construction. 37-50 - Quintin I. Cutts, Stuart Lennon, Antony L. Hosking:
Reconciling Buffer Management with Persistence Optimisations. 51-63 - Xavier Blondel, Paulo Ferreira, Marc Shapiro:
Implementing Garbage Collection in the PerDiS System. 64-77 - David S. Munro, Alfred L. Brown, Ronald Morrison, J. Eliot B. Moss:
Incremental Garbage Collection of a Persistent Object Store using PMOS. 78-91 - Adrian O'Lenskie, Alan Dearle, David Hulse:
Persistent Operating System Support for Persistent CORBA Objects. 92-111 - Chong-Mok Park, Michael J. Carey, Stefan Deßloch:
MAJOR: A Java Language Binding for Object-Relational Databases. 112-122 - Gökhan Kutlu, J. Eliot B. Moss:
Exploiting Reflection to Add Persistence and Query Optimization to a Statically Typed Object-Oriented Language. 123-135 - Graham N. C. Kirby, Ronald Morrison:
Variadic Genericity Through Linguistic Reflection: A Performance Evaluation. 136-148 - Antony L. Hosking, Nathaniel Nystrom, Quintin I. Cutts, Kumar Brahnmath:
Optimizing the Read and Write Barriers for Orthogonal Persistence. 149-159 - Nils Knafla:
Analysing Object Relationships to Predict Page Access for Prefetching. 160-170 - Steven Tjasink, Sonia Berman:
Providing Persistence on Small Machines. 171-186 - David Hulse, Alan Dearle:
Lumberjack: A Log-Structured Persistent Object Store. 187-198 - Jiong Yang, Silvia Nittel, Wei Wang, Richard R. Muntz:
DynamO: Dynamic Objects with Persistent Storage. 199-214 - Mick J. Jordan:
Observations on Persistent Object Systems from a (Would-be) Consumer. 223-233
PJW 3
- Robert Bretl, Allen Otis, Marc San Soucie, Bruce Schuchardt, R. Venkatesh:
Persistent Java Objects in 3 Tier Architectures. POS/PJW 1998: 236-249 - Sonia Berman, Richard Southern, Aisling Vasey, Daniel Ziskind:
Spatio-temporal Access in Persistent Java. POS/PJW 1998: 250-258 - Stephen Blackburn, John N. Zigman:
Concurrency - The Fly in the Ointment? POS/PJW 1998: 250-258 - Kumar Brahnmath, Nathaniel Nystrom, Antony L. Hosking, Quintin I. Cutts:
Swizzle Barrier Optimizations for Orthogonal Persistence in Java. POS/PJW 1998: 268-278 - Misha Dmitriev:
The First Experience of Class Evolution Support in PJama. POS/PJW 1998: 279-296 - James Huw Evans, Susan Spence:
Porting a Distributed System to PJama: Orthogonal Persistence for Java? POS/PJW 1998: 297-306 - Stein Grimstad, Dag I. K. Sjøberg, Malcolm P. Atkinson, Ray Welland:
Evaluating Usability Aspects of PJama Based on Source Code Measurements. POS/PJW 1998: 307-321 - Jon Howell:
Straightforward Java Persistence Through Checkpointing. POS/PJW 1998: 322-334 - Mick J. Jordan, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
Orthogonal Persistence for Java? - A Mid-term Report. POS/PJW 1998: 335-352 - John V. E. Ridgway, Jack C. Wileden:
Toward Class Evolution in Persistent Java? POS/PJW 1998: 353-362 - John N. Zigman, Stephen Blackburn:
Java Finalize Method, Orthogonal Persistence and Transactions. POS/PJW 1998: 363-369 - Evangelos Zirintsis, Vivienne S. Dunstan, Graham N. C. Kirby, Ronald Morrison:
Hyper-Programming in Java. POS/PJW 1998: 370-382

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