Dynamic Load-Balancing of Jini and .NET Services

There has been growing interest recently in transforming small mobile devices from simple service consumers into service providers. The shift from consumer to provider has been made possible by hardware advances that enable small devices to host services. Combined with features like multihoming, small devices can be augmented with other devices to provide new services that exploit their inherent mobility. Intermediary-based middleware has emerged as a promising means for realising mobile services. Essentially, an intermediary is a host on a fixed network that contains a proxy for a mobile service, with clients consuming the service via the proxy. Our intermediarybased middleware ensures reachability and scalability of mobile services, and offers switching among heterogeneous network connections used to link services to their proxies. In this paper, we present further development, based on proxy migration, that enables optimisation of both device and intermediary-side resources, and which enhances mobile service availability.

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Empowering intermediary-based infrastructure for mobile service provisioning

Weerasinghe

Warren

2009

2009 IEEE Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference (APSCC)

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Constructing an Intelligent CSCW System in Telemedicine with IM

Wang

Shang

2007

2007 IEEE/ICME International Conference on Complex Medical Engineering

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In medical care fare, a sophisticated and user friendly information exchange system can promote the workflow efficiencies significantly. In this paper, the CSCW(Computer Supported Cooperative Work) technology, IM (Instant Messaging) in Telemedicine is discussed, and a novel telemedicine solution is introduced. The new solution is based on IM, using the XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) protocol and Jini technology. XML in XMPP helps us to communicate and make various configurations. Jini enables computing devices to join the IM system. This IM system makes the medical care information exchange more sophisticated and convenient.

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Hybrid Context Matchmaking for Fast Context-Aware Computing

Noh

Lyu

et al. 2009

2009 International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops

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Dynamic Load-Balancing of Jini and .NET Services

Abstract: Jini and . NET

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Empowering intermediary-based infrastructure for mobile service provisioning

Empowering intermediary-based infrastructure for mobile service provisioning

Constructing an Intelligent CSCW System in Telemedicine with IM

Hybrid Context Matchmaking for Fast Context-Aware Computing

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