Introduction
Distributed transaction processing has become a very important part of distributed computing. Our research originating from the development of the peer-to-peer transactional paradigm identified a number of open issues not only relating to peer but to transaction processing in general. Such issues were the need for reconciling chained and unchained transactions, context management, multiprotocol and transaction-model independent transaction managers and the manipulation of transactional objects. In more detail our work has concentrated and contributed to the following research topics of distributed transaction processing.
Related Publications
Book Chapters
Evaggelia Pitoura, Panos Chrysanthis, George Samaras (2008) "Distributed Databases and Transaction Processing", A chapter to appear in: Mobile Agents in Networking and Distributed Computing, (Wiley Series in Agent Technology) edited by Jiannong Cao and Sajal Das, Wiley-Interscience (June 2, 2008), ISBN-10: 047175160X ISBN-13: 978-0471751601, 2008
Evaggelia Pitoura, George Samaras, Can Turker (2006) "Seamless Consistency", Book Chapter in “Mobile Middleware”, edited by Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi, Auerbach Publications ISBN: 9780849338335 , Oct. 2006.
Journals
A., Kshemlakyani, Samaras, G., Citron,, A. (1998) "Context Management and its Applications to Distributed Transactions", Distributed Systems Engineering Journal, 5(1):1-11, March 1998
Samaras G., K. Britton, A. Citron, C. Mohan (1995) "Two-Phase Commit Optimizations in a Commercial Distributed Environment", Distributed and Parallel Databases Journal/An International Journal, 3(4): 325-360, October, 1995
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