Proceedings of the 1996 SIGOPS European Workshop

Below are papers accepted to the 1996 SIGOPS European Workshop. They are retrievable as uncompressed postscript.

Please note that the list is currently incomplete but will grow as final submissions arrive.

• Mustaque Ahamad, Sumeer Bhola, Rammohan Kordale, and Fransico Torres-Rojas
  Scalable Information Sharing in Large Scale Distributed Systems
  
  
• Aline Baggio and Ian Piumarta
  Mobile Host Tracking and Resource Discovery
  
  
• J. Eric Baldeschwieler, Robert D. Blumofe, and Eric A. Brewer
  ATLAS: An Infrastructure for Global Computing
  
  
• Michel Banatre, Valerie Issarny, and Frederic Leleu
  ETEL: A Newspaper-Based Distributed Information System
  
  
• John Bates
  A Framework to Support Lage-Scale Active Applications
  
  
• Yolande Berbers, Bart De Decker, Wouter Joosen
  Infrastructure for Mobile Agents
  
  
• Andrew Black and Jon Inouye
  System Support for Mobility
  
  
• Tim Brecht, Harjinder Sandhu, Meijuan Shan, and Jimmy Talbot
  ParaWeb: Towards World-Wide Supercomputing
  
  
• Liam Casey
  DSM-CC for World Wide Applications
  
  
• P. Ciancarini and R. Tolksdorf
  Using the Web to Coordinate Distributed Applications
  
  
• Michael Condict, Dejan Milojicic, Franklin Reynolds, and Don Bolinger
  Towards a World-Wide Civilization of Objects
  
  
• Andrew S. Grimshaw and William A. Wulf
  Legion
  
  
• Bjorn Gronvall, Ian Marsh, and Stephen Pink
  A Multicast-based Distributed File System for the Internet
  
  
• Katherine Guo, Werner Vogels, and Robbert van Renesse
  Structured Virtual Synchrony: Exploring the Bounds of Virtual Synchronous Group Communication
  
  
• D. Hagimont, J. Mossiere, and X. Rousset de Pina
  Hidden Capabilities: Towards a Flexible Protection Utility for the Internet
  
  
• David Halls, John Bates, and Jean Bacon
  Flexible Distributed Programming using Mobile Code
  
  
• Richard Hayton, Jean Bacon, John Bates and Ken Moody
  Using Events to Build Large Scale Distributed Applications
  
  
• Richard Hayton and Ken Moody
  An Open Architecture for Secure Internetworking Services
  
  
• Philip Homburg, Maarten van Steen, and Andrew S. Tanenbaum
  An Architecture for a Wide Area Distributed System
  
  
• Bruce Jacob and Trevor Mudge
  The trading function in Action
  
  
• Dag Johansen, Robbert van Renesse, and Fred B. Schneider
  Supporting Broad Internet Access to TACOMA
  
  
• Michael B. Jones, Joseph S. Barrera III, Alessandro Forin, Paul J. Leach, Daniela la Rosu, Marcel-Catalin Rosu
  An Overview of the Rialto Real-Time Architecture
  
  
• Eric Jul
  MIGRANTS Self-moving Object Clusters
  
  
• M. Frans Kaashoek, Dawson R. Engler, Gregory R. Ganger, and Deborah A. Wallach
  Server Operating Systems
  
  
• Tim Kindberg
  A Stake in Cyberspace
  
  
• David Kotz, Robert Gray and Daniela Rus
  Transportable Agents Support Worldwide Applications
  
  
• K. Lakshman, Madan Manoharan, and Raj Yavatkar
  Adding Realtime Applets and Quality of Service Support to the World Wide Web
  
  
• Jay Lepreau, Bryan Ford, and Mike Hibler
  The persistent Relevance of the Local Operating System to Global Applications
  
  
• Keith Marzullo, Michael Ogg, Aleta Ricciardi, Alessandro Amoroso, F. Andrew Calkins and Eric Rothfus
  NILE: Wide-Area Computing for High Energy Physics
  
  
• Tim Mills and Ken Moody
  Wide-area Information Access to Multimedia Historical Sources
  
  
• Yaron Minsky, Robbert van Renesse, Fred B. Schneider, and Scott D. Stoller
  Cryptographic Support for Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing
  
  
• Jeffrey C. Mogul
  Hinted caching in the Web
  
  
• Sape J. Mullender and Martijn van der Valk
  Simulating Wide-area Replication
  
  
• Karl O'Connell, Tom Dinneen, Steven Collins, Brendan Tangney, Neville Harris and Vinny Cahill
  Techniques for Handling Scale and Distribution in Virtual Worlds
  
  
• Karin Petersen, Mike Spreitzer, Douglas Terry, and Marvin Theimer
  Bayou: Replicated Database Services for World-wide Applications
  
  
• Guillaume Pierre and Mesaac Makpangou
  A Flexible Hybrid Concurrency Control Model for Collaborative Applications in Large Scale Settings
  
  
• A. Puder and K. Geihs
  System Support for Knowlege-Based Trading in Open Service Markets
  
  
• M. Satyanarayanan and Mirjana Spasojevic
  AFS and the Web: Competitors or Collaborators?"
  
  
• Liuba Shrira, Barbara Liskov, Miguel Castro and Atul Adya
  How to Scale Transactional Storage Systems
  
  
• Karen R. Sollins
  Supporting Longevity in an Information Infrastructure Architecture
  
  
• Werner Vogels
  World Wide Failures
  
  
• David J. Wetherall and David L. Tennenhouse
  The ACTIVE IP Option
  
  
• Mark D. Wood and Bradford B. Glade
  Information Servers: A Scaleable Communication Paradigm for Wide Area Networks and the Information Superhighway