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September 30th, 2009, 08:37 PM
{QUOTE-> Written by Sarah Perez / September 30, 2009 6:00 AM
European researchers have been working for years on a system that allows developers to create internet applications that can manage and fix themselves. Called SELFMAN, the project aims to address the challenges inherent in large scale applications. According to Peter Van Roy, project coordinator, "The central challenge when you build big internet applications is how to keep them running without having to tweak and manage them all the time. We wanted to make big internet applications easy, so that all the management problems you normally have are handled by the system itself. It will take the internet to the next level. <-QUOTE}Article (http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/coming_soon_internet_apps_that_heal_themselves.php)
European researchers have been working for years on a system that allows developers to create internet applications that can manage and fix themselves. Called SELFMAN, the project aims to address the challenges inherent in large scale applications. According to Peter Van Roy, project coordinator, "The central challenge when you build big internet applications is how to keep them running without having to tweak and manage them all the time. We wanted to make big internet applications easy, so that all the management problems you normally have are handled by the system itself. It will take the internet to the next level. <-QUOTE}Article (http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/coming_soon_internet_apps_that_heal_themselves.php)