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Naming and Identification in Distributed Systems: A pattern for Naming Policies

This paper addresses the problem of naming and identification in distributed systems. It describes an architecture centered on objects, names and contexts which support different naming policies. The pattern solution is driven taking into account the information embedded in names and the function, structure and meaning of names.

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