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Handling Client Mobility and Intermittent Connectivity in Mobile Web Accesses
Overview Wireless devices are being increasingly used to access data on the web. Since intermittent connectivity and client mobility are inherent in such environments, this paper examines the impact of these factors on coherent dissemination of dynamic web data to wireless devices. The paper introduces the notion of eventual-delta consistency, and in the context of push and pull-based dissemination proposes buffering techniques at the proxy to mask the effects of client disconnections and application-level handoff algorithms to handle client mobility. The experimental evaluation demonstrates that push is better suited to handle client disconnections due to its lower message overhead and better fidelity, while pull is better suited to handle client mobility due to its lower handoff overheads.
- Publisher
- University of Massachusetts
- File Format
- Date Published
- Aug 30, 2007
- Format
- White Papers
- Topics
- Web Services, Software Engineering, Mobile - Wireless Communications
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