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2002
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Incremental Hoarding and Reintegration in Mobile Environments

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Incremental Hoarding and Reintegration in Mobile Environments
Disconnection is one of the popular techniques for operating in mobile environments and is here to stay, until long-range wireless connectivity becomes a reality. However, disconnection requires periodic hoarding and reintegration of data, which raises performance issues especially during weak connection. A common hoarding and reintegration mechanism involves complete transfer of contents. In order to hoard and reintegrate efficiently, an incremental approach is being introduced to do data transfers based on the delta between changes. Data objects are differentially transferred in either direction – to hoard from the server to the client, and to reintegrate changes made while disconnected from the client to the server – and are patched on the receiving side to generate full copies. QuickConnect and MoneyConnect are two important and useful features that are also being introduced to allow mobile users to control the amount of connection time and money spent during weakly connected ...
Abdelsalam Helal, Abhinav Khushraj, Jinsuo Zhang
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Type Conference
Year 2002
Where SAINT
Authors Abdelsalam Helal, Abhinav Khushraj, Jinsuo Zhang
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