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1 total messages Started by Martijn Roos Lindgreen Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:22
Call for papers OSF DCE
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Author: Martijn Roos Lindgreen
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:22
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                                 - Call for Papers -

                   Workshop "OSF Distributed Computing Environment"

           The Technical Committee 3 of the German "Gesellschaft fuer
           Informatik" (Association of Computer Science) organizes a
           workshop focussing on the emerging    OSF Distributed Computing
           Environment (DCE) . OSF DCE is going to become an industry
           standard for open distributed computing and is available here
           and now. The major goal of this workshop is to bring together
           people interested in DCE and related technology. The workshop is
           both for practitioners and for researchers who wish to to
           present their own work based on DCE, who want to gain insights
           into DCE functionality, or who are concerned with related
           efforts towards open distributed computing. Major topics of
           interest are:

           - Distributed applications on top of DCE
           - DCE technology components: foundations, evaluations,
             comparisons, new concepts etc.
             (especially concerning RPC, Threads, Directory, Security,
              Time, File System etc.)
           - Relationship with other standardization efforts (e.g. ISO/OSI,
             OMG/CORBA, ODP, UI/Atlas)
           - DCE and object-oriented programming
           - DCE solutions for heterogeneous PC/workstation environments
           - Multimedia and CSCW applications based on DCE
           - DCE system porting
           - Implementation-level or conceptual extensions of DCE
           - Practical and theoretical limits of DCE
           - Other topics related to DCE within the broader context of
             distributed computing

           Date/Location:  October 7-8, 1993, University of Karlsruhe,
                         Germany

           Local organization:
                         University of Karlsruhe, Germany (Institute of
                         Telematics), Nuclear Research Center, Karlsruhe

           Chair:          Dr. Alexander Schill
                           University of Karlsruhe, Institute of Telematics
                           Zirkel 2, 7500 Karlsruhe 1, Germany
                           Tel.: +49 721/608-4022 or. +49 721/608-3835
                           Fax: +49 721/606097
                           e-mail: schill@ira.uka.de

           Program Committee:
                         M. Bever (IBM Heidelberg), K. Geihs
                         (U. Frankfurt), L. Heuser (DEC Karlsruhe),
                         E. Holler (Nuclear Research Center Karlsruhe),
                         W. Kalfa (TU Chemnitz), K.-P. Loehr (FU Berlin),
                           K. Mueller (R&O Software-Technik Chemnitz),
                           M. Muehlhaeuser (U. Karlsruhe), A. Schill
                         (U. Karlsruhe), P. Schlichtinger (Siemens Munich),
                         G. Schuermann (GMD Berlin)

           Conference Languages: German and English

           Submissions:
         Short papers (4 pages) and long  papers (10 pages) should be
         submitted to the workshop chair not later than  April 15, 1993.

         All submissions will be reviewed and authors will be notified
         by June 15, 1993. The final version of accepted papers is due
         by July 7, 1993, and will be published in the workshop proceedings
         of Springer.

           For further information, please contact the workshop chair.
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