Alexander Schill Books

Distributed Platforms

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This volume presents the latest research worldwide on distributed computing platforms. It presents the proceedings of the IFIP/IEEE International Conference on Distributed Platforms held in Dresden...

Migrationssteuerung und Konfigurationsverwaltung fur verteilte objektorientierte Anwendungen

By Alexander Schill

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Dce Das Osf Distributed Computing Environment

By Alexander Schill

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Software Engineering Fur Verteilte Anwendungen

By Alexander Schill, Max Muhlhauser

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Distributed Platforms IFIP International Federation for Information Processing

By IFIP IEEE International Conference On Distributed Platforms 1996 Dresden Germany, Alexander Schill

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Distributed Platforms

By Alexander Schill

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Mehrseitige Sicherheit in offenen Netzen

By Andreas Pfitzmann Alexander Schill

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Mehrseitige Sicherheit in offenen Netzen.

By Andreas Pfitzmann, Alexander Schill, Andreas Westfeld

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Software Engineering fur verteilte Anwendungen

By Alexander Schill, Max Muhlhauser

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