Event-Driven Coordination of Real-Time Components

The coordination paradigm has been used extensively as a mechanism for software composition and integration. However, relatively little work has been done for the cases where the software components involved have real-time requirements. The paper presents an extension to a state-ofthe-art control- or event-driven coordination language with real-time capabilities. It then illustrates the expressiveness of the proposed extensions by means of modeling a distributed multimedia application. Finally, it discusses how these extensions can be supported by the underlying architecture.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2002
• Where: ICDCSW
• Authors: Theophilos A. Limniotes, Costas Mourlas, George A. Papadopoulos
• Keywords: Coordination Paradigm, Distributed And Parallel Computing, Event-driven Coordination Language, ICDCSW 2002, Real-time Requirements