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....development of distributed applications within traditional wired networks. They all concentrate on implementation flexibility, but differ in their approach for application decomposition and interaction 7 between the components. Among the frameworks similar in their intentions to FRANC are Appia [16], Cactus [17, 18] and Neko [19] Appia [16] is a layered communication framework implemented in Java. Appia s architecture appears as a stack of layers communicating through events that may carry information or messages. An interesting characteristic of Appia is its single threaded approach: ....
....traditional wired networks. They all concentrate on implementation flexibility, but differ in their approach for application decomposition and interaction 7 between the components. Among the frameworks similar in their intentions to FRANC are Appia [16] Cactus [17, 18] and Neko [19] Appia [16] is a layered communication framework implemented in Java. Appia s architecture appears as a stack of layers communicating through events that may carry information or messages. An interesting characteristic of Appia is its single threaded approach: events within the stack are all processed by one ....
H. Miranda, A. Pinto, and L. Rodrigues, "Appia, a flexible protocol kernel supporting multiple coordinated channels," in Proceedings of The 21st International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS-21). Phoenix, Arizona, USA: IEEE Computer Society, Apr. 2001, pp. 707--710.
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....that travel up or down the protocol stack) As a result, the code for protocols tends to be more maintainable than code built in a more ad hoc manner, and new protocols or protocols with a new set of properties can be composed easily. x kernel, Ensemble [8] Coyote and Cactus [25, 26] and Appia [27] are examples of such systems, and these systems were used to construct group communication protocols, just like Neko. Neko also composes protocols out of layers, but as we have used it primarily for prototyping so far, we have not felt the need for the advanced architecture that microprotocol ....
H. Miranda, A. Pinto, and L. Rodrigues, "Appia: A flexible protocol kernel supporting multiple coordinated channels," in 21 st International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS'01), 2001, pp. 707-710.
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