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The paper describes SECCO, a support environment for electronic commerce applications. The environment is based on distributed object technology and is composed out of existing building blocks. Most of these building blocks have been developed according to OMG CORBA and TINA-C specifications and are being used in an heterogeneous environment. The paper presents a brief overview of electronic commerce, discusses related activities, and then presents the SECCO architecture and describes the available components. An application example finally illustrates the use of SECCO in a collaborative scenario.
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Tschammer, V., Mendes, M., Ouzounis, V., Tschichholz, M. (1997). SECCO — support environment for electronic commerce. In: Danthine, A., Diot, C. (eds) From Multimedia Services to Network Services. COST237 1997. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1356. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0026616
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