Showing papers on "Heterogeneous network published in 1976"

Names and Objects in Heterogeneous Computer Networks

Abstract: Heterogeneous computers do not use compatible conventions for accessing resources. The problem faced by networks of that type is to introduce a level of commonality without disrupting existing operating systems and services. To that effect, several naming schemes may be considered. The most appropriate is a mapping of local system names into a global C-names space. This provides for a user tailored visibility of network resources.

Distributed Applications on Heterogeneous Networks

Abstract: Development of information handling networks requires solutions to two classes of problems: basic mechanisms of distributed applications, basis control systems, logical network machine, command and implementation languages, distributed data base problems, interface language and distribution of information. This paper considers these problems, suggests solutions and gives an example of application of those solutions.