Patent References 3614745 System intercommunication processor used in distributed data processing system Application program interface to networking functions Intelligent serial I/O subsystem Apparatus and method for alterable resource partitioning enforcement in a data processing system having central processing units using different operating systems Method for controlling execution of host computer application programs through a second computer by establishing relevant parameters having variable time of occurrence and context Methods and apparatus for implementing data bases to provide object-oriented invocation of applications Coordinated sync point management of protected resources Patent #: 5327532 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 951069 filed on 09/25/1992US Classes:709/203, Client/server703/20, Target device703/27, Compatibility emulation707/3, Query processing (i.e., searching)719/330REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL (RPC)ExaminersPrimary: Lee, Thomas C.Assistant: Krick, Rehana Perveen Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesG06F 013/00G06F 013/20 G06F 015/16 AbstractA distributed system includes a non-distributed computing environment (DCE) computer system and at least one DCE computer system which are loosely coupled together through a communications network operating with a standard communications protocol. The non-DCE and DCE computer systems operate under the control of proprietary and UNIX based operating systems respectively. The non-DCE computer system further includes application client software for providing access to distributed DCE service components via a remote procedure call (RPC) mechanism obtained through application server software included on the DCE computer system. A minimum number of software components modules which comprise client RPC runtime component and an import API component included in the non-DCE computer system and an Ally component on the DCE computer systems to operate in conjunction with the client and server software to provide access to DCE services by non-DCE user applications through the RPC mechanisms of both systems eliminating the need to port the DCE software service components onto the non-DCE computer system.Other References
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