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Combining Object-Oriented Systems and Open Transaction Processing
<span title="1994-01-01">1994</span>
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Atomic transactions are now a familiar paradigm for distributed programming and have been provided in a number of object-oriented languages. Much e ort has also been expended on developing open transaction processing systems which support distributed transactions involving multivendor database systems. This paper addresses a number of issues that arise in combining objectoriented distributed programming with open transaction processing. We describe an approach to supporting transactions which
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... n access objects and other resource types, such as les and records, consistently, and which is independent of the use of any particular object-oriented programming language. We discuss both the design of a generic runtime interface which p r o vides language independent support for atomic objects and transactions and, following the X/Open model for open transaction processing, the design of an interface between the transaction manager and a resource manager which is suitable for the requirements of object-oriented systems. We illustrate our approach b y describing the transaction sub-system of the Amadeus/RelaX implementation of the Comandos platform which supports a number of popular object-oriented languages and has been integrated with an existing relational database system.
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