Paper Info
Title
Towards a Unified Model of Untyped Object Stores: Experience with the Tycoon Store Protocol
Abstract
The Tycoon Store Protocol (TSP) specifies a clean interface between the frontend and the backend of fully integrated persistent environments. In contrast to high-level relational or object-oriented database languages, TSP is based on a low level, untyped, but highly flexible tagged store model that is particularly well-suited for the implementation of higher-order persistent polymorphic languages. We describe the TSP operations in some detail and give insight into TSP's design rationale. We also report on the existing set of TSP-compliant backends including TSP adaptors to commercial object stores. A TSP client can choose dynamically between these backends and it is possible to exchange complex object graphs between all TSP-compliant stores via a platform-independent external data representation.
Year
DOI
Venue
1996
10.1007/978-3-642-59623-0_31
ADBIS
Keywords
Field
DocType
polymorphism,unified model,data representation,higher order,design rationale
Persistent data structure,Data mining,Architecture,Visualization,Computer data storage,Computer science,Data manipulation language,Systems architecture,Database server,Data access,Database
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
13
6.14
10
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Florian Matthes11386424.99
Rainer Müller24912.27
Joachim W. Schmidt31147919.40