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Using Simple Remote Evaluation to Enable Efficient Application Protocols in Mobile Environments
Cambridge, Massachusette October 08-October 10
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Steven E. Czerwinski, UC Berkeley
Anthony D. Joseph, UC Berkeley
This paper describes the REAP toolkit, a reusable solution for enabling Remote Evaluation in Application-level Protocols. By using this toolkit, server developers can reduce the number of bytes sent/received and round-trip-times used by their protocols to fulfill a user task, making them more efficient in high latency, low bandwidth networks. This is accomplished by allowing the clients to upload simple mobile procedures to the server to be executed locally. This paper provides an overview of the REAP toolkit design and architecture, and gives experimental results showing significant reduction in the latency of two popularly-used application-level protocols.
Index Terms:
remote evaluation, mobile code, application-level protocols, IMAP, SMTP, LDAP, mobile computing
Citation:
Steven E. Czerwinski, Anthony D. Joseph, "Using Simple Remote Evaluation to Enable Efficient Application Protocols in Mobile Environments," nca, pp.0162, IEEE International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications (NCA'01), 2001
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