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The synthesis of communication protocols

open access: yesAlgorithmica, 1986
We define a notation (specification language) for describing desired patterns of communication among components of a distributed system through multiport, unreliable channels. Our language specifies the network topology, and the kinds of information transmission desired.
Foto N. Afrati   +2 more
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Communication Protocols

open access: yes, 2011
The increasing importance of fast and reliable communication has resulted in the creation of certain communication rules, which nowadays, we call communication protocols. In this chapter, a historical overview of early protocol development and deployment is presented as a look-back to the evolution of communication protocols. Then we introduce the most
Katalin Tarnay, Gusztáv Adamis
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IT‐enhanced communication protocols for building project management

open access: yesEngineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 2010
Purpose – Building project management requires real time flow of information between all the project team members or the supply chain members. In the present scenario, when project participants are geographically separated, adoption of Information ...

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Anypoint Communication Protocol

Proceedings Eighth Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems, 2005
Summary form only given. We are developing the Anypoint Communication Protocol (ACP). ACP clients establish connections to abstract services, represented at the network edge by Anypoint intermediaries. The intermediary is an intelligent network switch that acts as an extension of the service; it encapsulates a service-specific policy for distributing ...
Ken Yocum, Jeffrey S. Chase, Amin Vahdat
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Stabilizing communication protocols

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1991
A communication protocol is stabilizing if and only if starting from any unsafe state (i.e. one that violates the intended invariant of the protocol), the protocol is guaranteed to converge to a safe state within a finite number of state transitions.
Mohamed G. Gouda, Nicholas J. Multari
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The MeDoc communication protocol

1998
This article describes the communication within the MeDoc System, which can be divided into two major parts: two-staged query processing and MeDoc fulltext server integration.
Markus Dreger   +2 more
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