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A message-based interoperability framework with application to astrophysics

Many software applications in astrophysics lack the capabilities to directly exchange data or share their functionality. The proposed framework utilizes a light-weight messaging technique based on the Simple Application Messaging Protocol (SAMP) to enable software to participate in a collaborative system by sharing data and services between one another. A built-in mechanism allows users to non-programmatically create shared services based on application-internal functionality. The messaging components establish communication, handle the service propagation and discovery phases, and manage the service requests between participating applications.