Web Computing: Concepts and Framework for Distributed Internet Applications
Web computing can be defined as a special kind of distributed computing that involves internet-based collaboration of several remotely located applications. Contrary to the classical" distributed components that are static and rely upon a fixed hardware configuration within a local area network, a new approach advocates existence of dynamic functionalities that can be easily migrated and executed on any machine connected to the Web. The new style of computing requires a uniform run-time environment, broadband connections and flexible software structures. In this book, an approach to provide a World Wide Web-Based framework for the distributed execution of various programs is presented. The purpose of this book is to provide basic and essential knowledge of Web computing. This book will prove a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, academicians and students."
Web computing can be defined as a special kind of distributed computing that involves internet-based collaboration of several remotely located applications. Contrary to the classical" distributed components that are static and rely upon a fixed hardware configuration within a local area network, a new approach advocates existence of dynamic functionalities that can be easily migrated and executed on any machine connected to the Web. The new style of computing requires a uniform run-time environment, broadband connections and flexible software structures. In this book, an approach to provide a World Wide Web-Based framework for the distributed execution of various programs is presented. The purpose of this book is to provide basic and essential knowledge of Web computing. This book will prove a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, academicians and students."
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Web computing can be defined as a special kind of distributed computing that involves internet-based collaboration of several remotely located applications. Contrary to the classical" distributed components that are static and rely upon a fixed hardware configuration within a local area network, a new approach advocates existence of dynamic functionalities that can be easily migrated and executed on any machine connected to the Web. The new style of computing requires a uniform run-time environment, broadband connections and flexible software structures. In this book, an approach to provide a World Wide Web-Based framework for the distributed execution of various programs is presented. The purpose of this book is to provide basic and essential knowledge of Web computing. This book will prove a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, academicians and students."
