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Application level active networking

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Application level active networking

Auteurs : M. Fry [Australie] ; A. Ghosh [Australie]

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Computer networks : (1999) [ 1389-1286 ] ; 1999.

RBID : Pascal:99-0280667

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Système réparti, Réseau ordinateur, Réseau WWW, Internet, Application client serveur, Architecture système, Langage programmation, Orienté objet, Acheminement, Protocole transmission, Performance système, Langage JAVA.
Wicri :
- topic : Langage de programmation.

English descriptors

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- Client server application, Computer network, Distributed system, Internet, JAVA language, Object oriented, Programming language, Routing, System architecture, System performance, Transmission protocol, World wide web.

Abstract

In this paper we describe and discuss an Application Level Active Network system. This system provides the benefits of proposed Active Networks, including rapid and transparent deployment of new network services. However our system is also relatively free of the problems of router-level Active Network deployment, such as concerns over safety and resource management. We describe our overall architecture and its components. We then describe and discuss an implementation of the architecture in Java. We present a number of applications that have been implemented on the architecture, and indicate the benefits of our approach.

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