The evolution of ROSE: An engineering object-oriented database system
Date
1990Author
Spooner, David L.Hardwick, Martin
Hvannberg, Ebba
Downie, Blair
Loffredo, Dave
Mehta, Alok
Faulstich, J. Alyce
Sanderson, Donald
Harris, Richard
Abou-Ezzi, Ghassan
Gong, Jie
Young, Jeffrey A.
Rovira, Margarita
Samaras, George S.
ISBN
0-8186-1966-XPublisher
Publ by IEEESource
Proceedings of the Rensselaer's 2nd International Conference on Computer Integrated ManufacturingPages
16-23Google Scholar check
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ROSE, an object-oriented database system for engineering applications, has recently been reengineered as part of the DARPA Initiative in Concurrent Engineering (DICE). The lessons learned from the first version of the system and the reasons for redesigning it are discussed. A detailed example illustrating how engineering applications tightly integrated with a ROSE database are built is presented. The role of the ROSE system in the DICE project and future plans for the system are discussed.