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Stuer, Gunther; Broeckhove, Jan; Arickx, Frans – Internet Research, 2003
Presents the design and implementation of a reliable multipeer protocol (RMPP), which is written in Java and is suitable for applications in the area of distributed virtual environments (DVEs). Discusses motivation, protocol classification, design goals and the error recovery algorithm and lists implementation issues. Presents two possible…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Computer Simulation, Computer System Design, Design Requirements

Mannaert, H.; De Gruyter, B.; Adriaenssens, P. – Internet Research, 2003
Presents a Web portal for multicast communication management, which provides fully automatic service management with integrated provisioning of hardware equipment. Describes the software architecture, the implementation, and the application usage of the Web portal for multicast delivery. (Author/AEF)
Descriptors: Computer Software Development, Information Services, Information Technology, Programming

Bouras, C.; Ganos, P.; Karaliotas, A. – Internet Research, 2003
The current version of the IP protocol, IPv4, is the most widely used protocol in computer networks. This article describes mechanisms that can be used to facilitate the transition to the new version of the IP protocol, IPv6, and examines usability, usefulness and manageability. Describes how some of these mechanisms were applied to the Greek…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Computer System Design, Design Requirements, Information Networks

Omicini, Andrea; Zambonelli, Franco – Internet Research, 1998
Examines mobile agent coordination and presents TuCSoN, a coordination model for Internet applications based on mobile information agents that uses a tuple centre, a tuple space enhanced with the capability of programming its behavior in response to communication events. Discusses the effectiveness of the TuCSoN model in the contexts of Internet…
Descriptors: Business, Computer Mediated Communication, Computer Software Development, Database Design