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Psachno: A Dynamic and Generic Discovery Framework within a Peer-to-Peer Network Model
Chiang Mai, Thailand December 10-December 12
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Nicholas Nicoloudis, Monash University, Australia
Christine Mingins, Monash University, Australia
This research investigates the varying discovery protocols available and abstracts common elements to provide an interoperable framework. We look into a variety of discovery domains and treating all discoverable items as resources. An analysis and abstraction of common elements is performed to provide a structured hierarchy of discovery semantics. Different network models were investigated to derive a dynamic discovery interface from all terminal types including servers, workstations and PDA's. As proof of concept, a security model has been implemented to provide an optimized and secure discovery framework that will integrate with the associated protocols' security models. This analysis motivates the design of a generic discovery framework that provides an open interface and integrates with existing and future discovery protocols.
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Nicholas Nicoloudis, Christine Mingins, "Psachno: A Dynamic and Generic Discovery Framework within a Peer-to-Peer Network Model," apsec, pp.542, 10th Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference (APSEC'03), 2003
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