The mission of XVSM (extensible virtual shared memory) is to contribute to an easy-to-use middleware technology standard supporting the space based computing paradigm that:
More information about the XVSM technology can be found under www.xvsm.org.
The Java open source reference implementation is now available under http://www.mozartspaces.org
The visionary approach of Triple Space Communication is based on the insight that Web Services do not follow the Web paradigm of 'persistently publish and read'. In this way TripCom brings machine-to-machine Web Service communication to the Web in its real sense: 'Web' Services. Moreover, Triple Space computing follows the same goals for the Semantic Web services as the Web for humans: re-define and expand the current communication paradigm. The mission of the TripCom (Triple Space Communication) project is to improve Tuple Space technology by adding semantics and means to structure and relate tuples in a scalable and linkable Triple Space architecture. TripCom plans to improve Web service technologies by adopting the flexible and powerful asynchronous communication model of Tuple Spaces.
The aim of the TSC (Triple Space Computing) project is to develop Triple Space Computing as communication and coordination framework for Semantic Web and Semantic Web services.
The SWIS (System-wide Information Sharing) project is an information sharing network for mission-critical environments that was developed in cooperation with industry. Semantics based descriptions are used to describe sources and destinations in a network. Algorithms are developed for deriving an intelligent routing strategy from the semantics. Spaces are used as coordination middleware and to provide an abstraction of the messaging based COTS middleware used underneath. Four sample application scenarios have been implemented.
Workshop on Space Based Computing as Semantic Middleware for Enterprise Application Integration, held at ESTC 2007, in Vienna, Austria, May 31, 2007