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1994

Computer Sciences

Object-oriented databases

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Designing And Implementing An Ada Language Binding Specification For Odmg-93, Stephen R. Lindsay Dec 1994

Designing And Implementing An Ada Language Binding Specification For Odmg-93, Stephen R. Lindsay

Theses and Dissertations

Object-oriented database management systems (ODBMSs) represent the latest advancement in database technology, combining the reusability and maintainability of the object-oriented programming paradigm with the ability to efficiently store and retrieve a wide range of data types as well as code to manipulate stored data. Unfortunately, programmers developing software in the Ada programming language do not have the ability to interface to object databases without significant customized code development. One important reason for this has been the absence of a standard defining the constructs accessing ODBMS functionality. This thesis documents the creation of an Ada language binding to the ODMG-93 standard …


Using Object-Oriented Database Technology To Develop A Multiple Domain Capability For Domain-Oriented Application Composition Systems, Alfred W. Harris Jr. Dec 1994

Using Object-Oriented Database Technology To Develop A Multiple Domain Capability For Domain-Oriented Application Composition Systems, Alfred W. Harris Jr.

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis describes the design and implementation of a multiple domain capability for a domain-oriented application composition system, named Architect. The research goal was to show how object-oriented database management system (OODBMS) technology can be used to provide simultaneous access to multiple domain-oriented knowledge bases. Since the Architect system was originally designed using the object-oriented paradigm, insertion of OODBMS technology was relatively simple and many of the object-oriented concepts, such as inheritance and aggregation, proved beneficial. Inheritance was used to encapsulate domain knowledge by defining each domain as a subclass of Architect's software architecture. Aggregation was used to allow applications …


A Format For Storing And Managing Multiple Level Of Detail Terrain For Simulated Environments, Keith L. Meissner Mar 1994

A Format For Storing And Managing Multiple Level Of Detail Terrain For Simulated Environments, Keith L. Meissner

Theses and Dissertations

This study investigated a method of storing, managing and rendering terrain data, while addressing conflicting goals of. rendering speed, display detail and memory usage. A data structure is presented to store terrain data, with an object oriented system to manage the data stored in the structure. The structure stores terrain data in a compact form which is converted into rendering structures in real time. The structure uses levels of detail to maintain display detail. The structure is compared against an existing format for storing terrain data, MultiGen Flight. The system managing the structure is shown to decrease memory usage and …


Translation Of Semantic Aspects Of Oodini Graphical Representation To Onto Oodb Data Definition Language, Xiaoyong Wang Jan 1994

Translation Of Semantic Aspects Of Oodini Graphical Representation To Onto Oodb Data Definition Language, Xiaoyong Wang

Theses

In this thesis we present a system to translate the semantic elements in the graphical schema language of OODINI from API of OODAL to the Type definition of ONTOS DB. To translate semantic constraints of the graphical language, we patch more information to existent class data structure in API of OODAL. After a brief review of OODINI, ONTOS DB and the existent translator without the ability to translate semantic constraints, we describe in detail the methods to translate the essential relationship. dependent relationship, multi-valued essential relationship and multi-valued dependent relationship. We employ an Inverse Reference to a "Set of" Type …