A Java-Based Uniform Workbench for Simulating and Executing Distributed Mobile Applications
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Abstract: Spontaneous multihop networks with high device mobility and frequent fluctuations are interesting platforms for future distributed applications. Because of the large number of mobile devices required for any detailed analysis, it is nearly impossible to deploy prototype applications yet. In this paper, a comprehensive approach is presented which supports experiments ranging from pure simulation of several thousand mobile devices over hybrid scenarios with interaction among simulated as well as real life devices up to dedicated field trials. Part of this paper are also conclusions drawn from experiences with a first prototype version of a self-organized auction system for ad-hoc networks.
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