Aravind Venkataraman. Interprocess Communication Shared Memory Request/Reply Communication Concept Message PassingRemote Procedure Call.

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Aravind Venkataraman

Interprocess Communication Shared Memory Request/Reply Communication Concept Message PassingRemote Procedure Call

Topics of Discussion Request/Reply Communication Remote Procedure Call (RPC) RPC Architectural Model RPC Process RPC Communication Protocols RPC Design issues RPC Architectures/Implementations RPC Industry Examples

Request/Reply Communication Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Client-Server vs. P2P LAN vs. Distributed Environment Remote Procedure Call Design Issues

Remote Procedure Call (RPC) [6] OSI Model Application Layer: FTP, RPC, SSH Transport Layer: TCP, UDP Network Layer: IP, ICMP Data Link Layer: Ethernet, Physical Layer: Twisted pair, Optical fiber

RPC Architecture model [3]

Microsoft RPC [3] – RPCSS (RPC System Service) module

RPC Process [3]

RPC Communication Protocols [5] Request [R] Protocol Request Reply [RR] Protocol Request Reply Acknowledgement [RRA]

RPC Design Issues [1,7] Compiler – Interface Description Language (IDL), RPCGEN Parameter passing Security – Protected RPC

CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model) Java RMI (Remote Method Invocation) Web Services (XML-RPC, SOAP, JSON-RPC) RPC Architectures/Implementations [4]

Other RPC Industry Implementations [1] ONC RPC/NFS (Sun Microsystems Inc.) Early 1990s - DCE RPC (Microsoft) Late 1990’s – ORPC (Object Oriented Programming Community) 1997 – DCOM (Microsoft) NET Remoting (Microsoft) Doors (Solaris) ICE (Internet Communications Engine) DCOP - Desktop Communication Protocol (KDE)

SOAP (Service Oriented Architecture Protocol) [8] South Dakota Typical SOAP Request Typical SOAP Response examples.getStateName 40

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