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This document discusses middleware and remote procedure calls (RPC). It explains that middleware makes client-server programming easier, faster, less error-prone, and more reliable by automating tasks like network communication and connection management. RPC is a popular middleware paradigm that uses standard procedure calls to divide a program between client and server sides, generating communication stubs to enable remote calls. Object-oriented middleware similarly allows for remote invocation of object methods across systems.

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Middleware
 Tools to help programmers
 Makes client-server programming
 Easier
 Faster
 Makes resulting software
 Less error-prone
 More reliable

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Middleware Approach
 Allow programmer to work with familiar
language constructs
 Provide tools to help programmer
 Special translators
 Libraries
 Automatically generate code for
 Network communication
 Connection management

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Remote Procedure Call
 Uses standard procedure call paradigm
 Divides program along procedure call
boundaries
 Main program and procedures for user interaction
in client side
 Other procedures in server side

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Reason for Remote Procedure
Call
If a programmer follows the same procedure
call paradigm used to build conventional
programs when building client and server
software, the programmer will find the task
easier and will make fewer mistakes

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Illustration of Conventional
Procedure Call Graph
 Arrow denotes procedure call

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Procedure Call Graph Divided
Into Client and Server
 Division occurs on call boundary
 Main program in client piece

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Communication Stubs
 Inserted to enable remote “call”
 Automatically generated
 Use original call interface
 Allow calling and called procedure to remain
unchanged

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Illustration of Client and Server Stubs
 Original call in (a)
 Same interface with stubs in (b)

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Creating Stubs
 Programmer writes
 Code for a program
 Specification of procedure interfaces using
Interface Definition Language (IDL)
 Middleware generates
 Client and server stub code
 Necessary socket calls
 Data translation

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Data Representation
 Network can connect heterogeneous
computers
 Two computers may use different
 Integer representations
 Character codes
 Floating point representations
 Translation required

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Possible Data
Translation Schemes
 Use receiver’s representation
 Sender translates all outgoing data
 Use sender’s representation
 Receiver translates all incoming data
 Use external representation (popular)
 Sender translates to external form before sending
 Receiver translates from external form after
reception

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Middleware Technologies That
Use Remote Procedure Call
 ONC RPC
 Open Network Computing
 IETF standard
 Popular in Unix world
 DCE RPC
 Distributed Computing Environment
 Open Group Standard

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Middleware Technologies That
Use Remote Procedure Call
(continued)
 MSRPC
 Microsoft
 Variant of DCE RPC

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Object-Oriented Middleware
 Designed for use with object-oriented
programming languages
 Same general scheme as RPC
 Interface Definition Language
 Tool to build stubs
 Libraries to handle network communication
 Uses method invocation instead of procedure
call

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Middleware Technologies That
Use Remote Object Invocation
 CORBA
 Common Object Request Broker Architecture
 Well known object-oriented middleware
 MSRPC2
 Microsoft
 Also called Object RPC (ORPC)

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Middleware Technologies That
Use Remote Object Invocation
 COM / DCOM
 Also from Microsoft
 Component Object Model (COM)
 Used on single computer
 Provides mechanism for inter-object references
 Distributed Component Object Model
 Used across multiple computers
 Includes communication stubs

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Middleware Technologies That
Use Remote Object Invocation
 RMI
 From Sun Microsystems
 Methods of remote Java objects can be invoked
from other Java virtual machines on different
hosts
 Jini
 Also from Sun; based on Java
 Provides an environment for creating
dynamically networked components,
applications, and services that scale

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Summary (continued)
 Middleware
 Tools to help build client and server
 Automates routine tasks
 Two popular paradigms
 Remote procedure call
 Object invocation
 Generates communication stubs

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1. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 1 Part 4 Other Topics RPC & Middleware

2. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 2 Middleware  Tools to help programmers  Makes client-server programming  Easier  Faster  Makes resulting software  Less error-prone  More reliable

3. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 3 Middleware Approach  Allow programmer to work with familiar language constructs  Provide tools to help programmer  Special translators  Libraries  Automatically generate code for  Network communication  Connection management

4. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 4 Remote Procedure Call  Uses standard procedure call paradigm  Divides program along procedure call boundaries  Main program and procedures for user interaction in client side  Other procedures in server side

5. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 5 Reason for Remote Procedure Call If a programmer follows the same procedure call paradigm used to build conventional programs when building client and server software, the programmer will find the task easier and will make fewer mistakes

6. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 6 Illustration of Conventional Procedure Call Graph  Arrow denotes procedure call

7. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 7 Procedure Call Graph Divided Into Client and Server  Division occurs on call boundary  Main program in client piece

8. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 8 Communication Stubs  Inserted to enable remote “call”  Automatically generated  Use original call interface  Allow calling and called procedure to remain unchanged

9. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 9 Illustration of Client and Server Stubs  Original call in (a)  Same interface with stubs in (b)

10. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 10 Creating Stubs  Programmer writes  Code for a program  Specification of procedure interfaces using Interface Definition Language (IDL)  Middleware generates  Client and server stub code  Necessary socket calls  Data translation

11. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 11 Data Representation  Network can connect heterogeneous computers  Two computers may use different  Integer representations  Character codes  Floating point representations  Translation required

12. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 12 Possible Data Translation Schemes  Use receiver’s representation  Sender translates all outgoing data  Use sender’s representation  Receiver translates all incoming data  Use external representation (popular)  Sender translates to external form before sending  Receiver translates from external form after reception

13. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 13 Middleware Technologies That Use Remote Procedure Call  ONC RPC  Open Network Computing  IETF standard  Popular in Unix world  DCE RPC  Distributed Computing Environment  Open Group Standard

14. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 14 Middleware Technologies That Use Remote Procedure Call (continued)  MSRPC  Microsoft  Variant of DCE RPC

15. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 15 Object-Oriented Middleware  Designed for use with object-oriented programming languages  Same general scheme as RPC  Interface Definition Language  Tool to build stubs  Libraries to handle network communication  Uses method invocation instead of procedure call

16. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 16 Middleware Technologies That Use Remote Object Invocation  CORBA  Common Object Request Broker Architecture  Well known object-oriented middleware  MSRPC2  Microsoft  Also called Object RPC (ORPC)

17. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 17 Middleware Technologies That Use Remote Object Invocation  COM / DCOM  Also from Microsoft  Component Object Model (COM)  Used on single computer  Provides mechanism for inter-object references  Distributed Component Object Model  Used across multiple computers  Includes communication stubs

18. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 18 Middleware Technologies That Use Remote Object Invocation  RMI  From Sun Microsystems  Methods of remote Java objects can be invoked from other Java virtual machines on different hosts  Jini  Also from Sun; based on Java  Provides an environment for creating dynamically networked components, applications, and services that scale

19. FALL 2005 CSI 4118 – UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 19 Summary (continued)  Middleware  Tools to help build client and server  Automates routine tasks  Two popular paradigms  Remote procedure call  Object invocation  Generates communication stubs

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