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....Internet protocols (encountering significant intertia to deployment) A flexible but standardized substrate on which to develop new applications is needed. In this article, we present Tapestry [1] 2] an extensible infrastructure that provides Decentralized Object Location and Routing (DOLR) [3]. The DOLR interface focuses on routing of messages to endpoints such as nodes or object replicas. DOLR virtualizes resources, since endpoints are named by opaque identifiers encoding nothing about physical location. Properly implemented, this virtualization enables message delivery to mobile This ....
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