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Re: [dist-obj] Distributed Systems (lecture and exercises)

     Etienne, Ed,
     
     thank you very much for your help.
     
     I own Tanenbaum's "Distributed Operating Systems" already but the new 
     one seems to be a complete re-write and certainly worth buying it. I 
     only wish I could explain things the way Andy Tanenbaum can (;-)
     
     The Open Distributed Processing Standard seems to be very clear and I 
     will go through it carefully. 
     
     Again, thanks and have a nice day,
     
     
     Walter


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Subject: Re: [dist-obj] Distributed Systems (lecture and exercises)
Author:  ep (ep@epoz.org) at unix,mime
Date:    17/09/01 13:39


On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 walter.kriha@ubs.com wrote:
>      a friend of mine talked me into doing a lecture and exercises on 
>      Distributed Systems at "Hochschule der Medien - a university of 
>      applied science", Stuttgart, Germany. The class level is advanced, I 
>      believe this is called "graduate" in the US.
     
Hi Walter
     
Also consider:
Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms 
by Maarten van Steen and Andy Tanenbaum
Scheduled to be published September 2001, more details at: 
http://ajax.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/author_tanenbaum/custom/dist_sys_1e/i
ndex.html
     
TOC, samples, sheets etc. at above link.
     
Regards
     
Etienne Posthumus
Amsterdam Netherlands
     
     
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