A JXTA-Based Framework for Mobile Cooperation in Distributed Knowledge Spaces

Eßmann, Bernd; Hampel, Thorsten; Slawik, Joanna; Böhle, Björn; Borowski, Marc; Flöthmann, Carsten; König, Andreas; Mischke, Stefan; Moritz, Stephan; Niehus, Dominik; Nörenberg, Franziska; Ortgiese, Simon; Pankratz, Stefan; Pawlak, Thorsten; Liu, Yan

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30545-3_2

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“…To ensure adaptability to future changes, the design of the core is similar to that of microkernel architectures, allowing individual parts to be exchanged if needed. For a detailed description of the core's implementation in our prototype, please refer to (Eßmann et al, 2004b). Further information on the user interface concepts and implementation can be found in (Slawik et al, 2004).…”

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A Framework for Distributed Objects in Peer-to-Peer Cooperation Environments

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Hampel²

2005

Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Mobile forms of cooperative knowledge organization need system architectures that also allow spontaneous (ad hoc) networking and collaboration structures. An essential requirement here, besides establishing the peerto-peer network, is the design of suitable framework architectures for object distribution. This article presents our approach to developing a basic architecture for distributed systems that support cooperation. This also involves creating interfaces to existing classical CSCW architectures and systems. The novel element of our approach, which is based on a JXTA network, is its use of JXTA services to distribute objects among peers, thus achieving the desired object distribution.

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confidence: 99%