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Abstract: Smart Messages provide a simple, yet flexible model for programming distributed applications in massive networks of embedded systems. A Smart Message (SM) is a dynamic collection of code and data that migrates through the network, routes itself at each node in the path, and executes on nodes of interest. The nodes of interest are named by properties or content. A key challenge in this model is the ability to discover target nodes, and to route SMs to them. (Update)
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C. Borcea, A. Saxena, D. Iyer, P. Kang, R. Sarker, and L. Iftode. Self-routing in networks of embedded systems using Smart Messages. Technical Report DCS-TR-477, Department of Computer Science, Rutgers University, March 2002. submitted for publication. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/borcea02selfrouting.html More
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