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Open Distributed Processing: Unplugged!
- Open Distributed Processing (ODP) is a framework for specifying systems, whether distributed or not.
- ODP’s goal is to make it so that programmers and end-users should not need to be concerned with the nature and means of distribution.
- ODP transparencies provide uniformity and a simplified view of the system for end-users and developers.
- ODP provides the means to create an interaction with a service, and invoke it.
- The ODP viewpoints provide an orderly way to specify distributed systems and help tame the complexity involved.
- ODP is a set of standards produced by ISO/IEC and ITU-T, and caters for interworking in heterogeneous environments and portability across heterogeneous systems.
- ODP provides traders to find a set of services which fulfill the desired outcome of the user.
- ODP Reference Model, which is defined in a four-part standard, provides a framework for the development of other standards.
- ODP strives to be a minimalistic standard so that future innovations can take forms that are currently unthought of.
- ODP is not in competition with other standards, such as Microsoft’s DCOM and OMG’s CORBA, as they all fit into the ODP framework very well.
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