OZONE Distributed Communication Library
Ora Lassila, Marcel Becker · 1996
This report describes the distributed architecture and distributed programming primitives of the OZONE framework, a toolkit for building planning and scheduling applications. It also serves as a programmers' reference manual for those who want to build distributed system components either in the context of OZONE-based scheduling systems or in the context of some entirely new applications. The class library documented in this report has two parts: The first part, implemented in CLOS, provides classes for such concepts as server, client and command. The second part is a function library written in TCL, allowing clients -- including user-interface clients -- to be built using TCL. iii iv Acknowledgements The development of the communication library described in this report was supported in part by the Advanced Research Projects Agency and Rome Laboratory, Air Force Material Command, USAF, under grant number F30602-951 -0018 (as part of the ARPA/Rome Labs Planning Initiative), and the...