Proceedings. Second International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing,
DOI: 10.1109/ptp.2002.1046313
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eComP: an architecture that supports P2P networking among ubiquitous computing devices

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“…The communication between the GAS-OS of two eGts is currently implemented using an XML-based messaging system [12].…”
Section: Egadget Detailed Architecturementioning
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“…The communication between the GAS-OS of two eGts is currently implemented using an XML-based messaging system [12].…”
Section: Egadget Detailed Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this service, GAS-OS utilizes eComP [12]. It multicasts a hello message and all eGts within range respond to it by sending an XML-based advertisement, which contains all the data that one eGt can know about the other, such as the list of SPlugs, the current IP address it has and the port it listens to, etc.…”
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“…In general, a P2P middleware provides an abstraction layer located between P2P applications and the underlying P2P overlay network. Examples for existing P2P middleware software are eComP [KMRW02], VPP [VMF02], JXTA [jxt08] and OMNIX [KKKD03]. From these candidates for a CSP implementation, only JXTA and OMNIX provided a straight forward way to integrate new P2P topologies into the middleware.…”
Section: The Omnix Peer-to-peer Middlewarementioning
confidence: 99%