Software architecture and mobility: A roadmap

Medvidović, Nenad; Edwards, George

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2009.11.004

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“…Software architecture and mobility To support the rapid and cost-effective design of smart applications on mobile devices, Medvidovic and Edwards (2010) provided a roadmap of the intersection of the areas of software architecture and mobility. They highlighted representative existing solutions and identified several remaining research challenges.…”

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Designing smart city mobile applications

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Designing smart city mobile applications

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“…The model focused on design-time and run-time mobility of distributed software system having (1) hardware nodes, (2) software components, (3) network links, (4) software component interaction, (5) services, (6) quality of service, (7) users and utility function, and (8) resource and locational constraints. Medvidovic et al [5] summarized the work as a two-perspective roadmap, that is, mobile software and mobile systems. The former addressed issues on architecture design, implementation, deployment, and dynamic adaptation, while the latter emphasized on mobile environments that encompassed scalability, heterogeneity, and trustworthiness.…”

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A Novel Framework for On-demand User-based Configurable Mobile Apps Architecture

Sophatsathit¹

2017

IJSEIA

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“…A study on the intersection of two areas: software architecture and mobility, was presented in [19]. Since this work has borne more interest on the architecture of single-user mobile applications, it is not suitable for mobile data sharing in the cloud.…”

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Cloud patterns for mobile collaborative applications

Guetmi

Imine

2017

IJIIDS

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Deploying collaborative applications (e.g. group editors) over mobile devices is problematic because these devices will always be resource-poor and with unstable connectivity and constrained energy. To overcome these limitations, one straightforward solution is to leverage mobile collaboration via the cloud, which is an emerged model based on virtualization for efficient and flexible use of hardware assets and software services over a network without requiring user intervention. However, designing collaborative applications with flexibility and reusability has become a hot topic in mobile cloud computing as no mature models have been proposed yet. In this paper, we describe cloud patterns (i.e. extension of classic design patterns) focusing on the description of mobile real-time data sharing through the cloud. Our design model consists of two levels: the first one provides self-protocol to create clones of mobile devices, manage users' groups and recover failed clones in the cloud. As for the second level, it supports group collaboration mechanisms for data sharing between mobile users via their clones. Our patterns have been used as a basis for the design of (i) MIDBOX a platform for supporting mobile collaboration over a private cloud, and (ii) OPTICLOUD a cloud service for scalable real-time editing works.

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Software architecture and mobility: A roadmap

Cited by 20 publications

References 42 publications

Designing smart city mobile applications

Designing smart city mobile applications

A Novel Framework for On-demand User-based Configurable Mobile Apps Architecture

Cloud patterns for mobile collaborative applications

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