Haggle: Seamless Networking for Mobile Applications

Su, Jing; Scott, James R.; Hui, Pan; Crowcroft, Jon; Lara, Eyal de; Diot, Christophe; Goel, Ashvin; Lim, Meng How; Upton, Eben

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-74853-3_23

Cited by 88 publications

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“…The Delay-Tolerant Network Architecture [1] and Haggle [10] are two interesting communication architectures proposed in this field. DTN consists of an overlay, called the bundle layer, which operates above the transport layer.…”

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A mobile peer-to-peer system for opportunistic content-centric networking

Helgason

Yavuz

Kouyoumdjieva

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the Second ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Networking, Systems, and Applications on Mobile Handhelds

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In this work we present a middleware architecture for a mobile peer-to-peer content distribution system. Our architecture allows wireless content dissemination between mobile nodes without relying on infrastructure support. Contents are exchanged opportunistically when nodes are within communication range. Applications access the service of our platform through a publish/subscribe interface and therefore do not have to deal with low-level opportunistic networking issues or matching and soliciting of contents. Our architecture consists of three key components. A content structure that facilitates dividing contents into logical topics and allows for efficient matching of content lookups and downloading under sporadic node connectivity. A solicitation protocol that allows nodes to solicit content meta-information in order to discover contents available at a neighboring node and to download content entries disjointedly from different nodes. An API that allows applications to access the system services through a publish/subscribe interface. In this work we describe the design and implementation of our architecture. We also discuss potential applications and present evaluation results from profiling of our system.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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A mobile peer-to-peer system for opportunistic content-centric networking

Helgason

Yavuz

Kouyoumdjieva

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the Second ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Networking, Systems, and Applications on Mobile Handhelds

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“…Haggle [18] is a network architecture for mobile devices that includes addressing and routing. MobiClique [11] explores opportunistic communication between devices on a social graph.…”

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Contrail: Enabling Decentralized Social Networks on Smartphones

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Abstract. Mobile devices are increasingly used for social networking applications, where data is shared between devices belonging to different users. Today, such applications are implemented as centralized services, forcing users to trust corporations with their personal data. While decentralized designs for such applications can provide privacy, they are difficult to achieve on current devices due to constraints on connectivity, energy and bandwidth. Contrail is a communication platform that allows decentralized social networks to overcome these challenges. In Contrail, a user installs content filters on her friends' devices that express her interests; she subsequently receives new data generated by her friends that match the filters. Both data and filters are exchanged between devices via cloud-based relays in encrypted form, giving the cloud no visibility into either. In addition to providing privacy, Contrail enables applications that are very efficient in terms of energy and bandwidth.

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“…Haggle [16] is an architecture that enables seamless network connectivity for devices in dynamic mobile environments. It abstracts over different network transport bindings and protocols so that applications become communication agnostic.…”

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Enabling Cross-Technology Mobile Applications with Network-Aware References

Pinte

Harnie

D'Hondt

2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Mobile devices, such as smart phones, have become ubiquitous. This evolution has given rise to a vast ecosystem of mobile applications. Typically these applications only use a small subset of the networking technologies at their disposal. Building applications that use multiple networking technologies simultaneously or exploit knowledge about the available connections is a laborious task. Programmers must manually keep track of the connectivity state and duplicate communication code per connection type. This paper presents networkaware references, a distributed object-oriented programming abstraction that eases multi-networking for mobile applications and allows programmers to react to changes in the connectivity of different networks around them. We show how network-aware references are implemented and evaluate how well they switch between technologies.

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Haggle: Seamless Networking for Mobile Applications

Cited by 88 publications

References 18 publications

A mobile peer-to-peer system for opportunistic content-centric networking

A mobile peer-to-peer system for opportunistic content-centric networking

Contrail: Enabling Decentralized Social Networks on Smartphones

Enabling Cross-Technology Mobile Applications with Network-Aware References

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