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Hand-written vs. MOF-based metadata repositories: the SOFA experience

Metadata management is one of the key concepts of distributed interoperable systems. This paper compares two approaches to building a metadata repository for component-based distributed environment. We compare a hand-written repository and MOF-based one with respect to easiness of building and accessing them. The results are based on implementations of the both repositories for a real component model.