“…This allows the protocol to be deployed together with leaner lower layer protocol stacks, with restricted error recovery mechanisms. More details on FRODO can be found in [10].…”
Section: Frodomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SLP, FRODO). However, unlike existing protocols, FRODO [10] implements resource-awareness. The service discovery tasks are partitioned according to resource constraints, where a resource-lean node depends on more powerful neighbors to complement its discovery tasks.…”
“…This allows the protocol to be deployed together with leaner lower layer protocol stacks, with restricted error recovery mechanisms. More details on FRODO can be found in [10].…”
Section: Frodomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SLP, FRODO). However, unlike existing protocols, FRODO [10] implements resource-awareness. The service discovery tasks are partitioned according to resource constraints, where a resource-lean node depends on more powerful neighbors to complement its discovery tasks.…”
“…The peer-to-peer architecture avoids single point of failure problems, as may exist in the registry-based architecture, but increases network traffic. A hybrid of these two architectures can be implemented to allow the protocol to be more resilient against failure on the Registry, while reducing network traffic (e.g., SLP [1] and FRODO [8]). …”
“…A complete and integrated solution for matching degree determination is absent. In [13] home appliances are divided into three classes according to their computational capabilities. Such classification imposes to distinguish service discovery protocol functions.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact we use an hybrid client/server architecture in sessions establishment but also peer to peer in contents sharing among hosts. Therefore in [13] peer to peer communication occurs in a hardware mode and there is no references to the high level user mode knowledge sharing. Chen et al in [6] present an hybrid approach, agent/service oriented, to perform dynamic service discovery in mobile environments based on Bluetooth-like devices.…”
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