Paper Info
Title
Coordinated Editing of Versioned Packages in the JP Programming Environment
Abstract
As part of an investigation of scalable development techniques for systems written in the Java™ programming language, the Forest Project is build- ing JP, a prototype distributed programming environment. For extensibility and usability, a mechanism is required to coordinate the activity of multiple editor programs (each specializing in particular source types) with the JP versioning system. The JP architecture makes it possible, using a very simple framework, to coordinate loosely coupled Java-implemented editors that share no data repre- sentations with one another or with the versioning system. This framework also supports a streamlined user model for editing that keeps users' version aware- ness to an absolute minimum during routine development tasks. This architec- ture relies on two key technologies: orthogonally persistent object storage, and orthogonal versioning of hierarchical, immutable, source objects.
Year
DOI
Venue
1998
10.1007/BFb0053887
SCM
Keywords
Field
DocType
jp programming,versioned packages,coordinated editing,user model
Object storage,Interface (Java),Programming language,Object-oriented programming,Computer science,User modeling,Systems architecture,Software development,Database,Distributed computing,Software versioning,Scalability
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
3-540-64733-3
2
0.42
References 
Authors
9
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Michael L. Van De Vanter118718.58
Michael L. Van De Vanter218718.58