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Diamond: A Multimedia Message System Built on Architecture

object model as the basic system organizing principle. With this model, all system activity can be thought of as operations on a collection of objects managed by the system and organized into classes called types. Examples of object types are documents, processes, and folders. In its simplest terms, the IPC provides the communication primitives and mechanisms for delivering operations to objects and delivering the results, if any, of operations back to invoking clients. Some processes, called object managers, play a special role in implementing objects. The Document Manager and Authentication Manager are examples of managers. Generally, when an operation is invoked on an object, it is delivered to a manager for the object that performs the operation. Every object has a Unique Identifier (UID) that is a fixed-length, structured bit string. It includes fields that specify the object type and the host upon which the object was created, as well as fields that serve to ensure its uniqueness. Although, ultimately, all references to objects are through UIDs, some managers also support symbolic naming. For example, the folder hierarchy of the Document Store implements a symbolic name space by providing a mapping between user-defined symbolic names and object UIDs in order to facilitate user references to objects. The IPC is message oriented, and it supports object-oriented addressing. Operations invoked on objects are sent as messages addressed to the objects. That is, addresses for messages are object UIDs. The object addressed is the operand, and the message data contains the operation and any additional parameters necessary to specify the operation. The role of the IPC is to deliver the message to the manager for the object (a process), which can perform the operation requested. Responses are sent as messages from object managers to requesting clients. When sending a message, a process need not specify the host where the addressed object resides. To deliver the message, the IPC must determine the host. Certain object types are such that