SYNG: A middleware for statefull groupware in mobile environments

Mihail F. Ionescu, Ivan Marsic
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Abstract

Computer supported collaboration systems, or groupware, are being used more and more in the real life. In the recent years, we are witnessing an increasing demand for supporting such systems in mobile environments. In this paper we address the following questions: ldquoHow are the limited and highly dynamic resources of mobile clients, like network connection, energy supply or display size, influencing the design and deployment of groupware systems?rdquo and ldquoWhat type of policie the users need to specify in order to be able to collaborate in such environments?rdquo. We present a middleware system, called SYNG, that allows a statefull model, suitable for mobile environments. In our system, each user can define a state composed of a number of variables. Examples of such variables include battery usage, quality of network connection, display size, etc. Based on this state, the participant in a collaborative session specifies its own policy for receiving messages from the other participants. Experimental results show good performance and scalability of our approach.
SYNG:移动环境中用于有状态群件的中间件
计算机支持的协作系统或群件在现实生活中得到越来越多的应用。近年来,我们目睹了在移动环境中支持此类系统的需求不断增加。在本文中,我们解决了以下问题:ldquo移动客户端的有限和高度动态的资源,如网络连接,能源供应或显示大小,如何影响群件系统的设计和部署?为了能够在这样的环境中进行协作,用户需要指定什么类型的策略?我们提出了一个中间件系统,称为SYNG,它支持一个适合于移动环境的有状态模型。在我们的系统中,每个用户可以定义一个由许多变量组成的状态。这些变量的例子包括电池使用量、网络连接质量、显示器大小等。基于这种状态,协作会话中的参与者为接收来自其他参与者的消息指定自己的策略。实验结果表明,该方法具有良好的性能和可扩展性。
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