Alexander Traud, Jürgen Nagler-Ihlein, F. Kargl, M. Weber
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Cyclic Data Synchronization through Reusing SyncML
Most techniques for personal data synchronization only allow one-to-one or star network topologies. Enkel DS presented in this paper extends OMA SyncML DS, an open industry standard for optimistic data synchronization. Enkel DS allows many-to-many topologies including cycles enabling a human user to synchronize each personal device with another.