Supporting universal personal computing on the Internet with Java and CORBA

Zhu, Jinsong; Törö, Maria; Leung, Victor C. M.; Vuong, Son T.

doi:10.1002/(sici)1096-9128(199809/11)10:11/13<1007::aid-cpe409>3.0.co;2-i

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“…To validate the approach, an experimental tool set called ECOV has been implemented. We applied the tool set to a protocol extracted from a Universal Personal Computing (UPC) system [9,4] which we developed to support personal mobility on the Internet which is independent of the user's location, motion, and platforms. This new computing paradigm retains one's personal computing environment (PCE) and access capabilities wherever one happens to be.…”

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Coverage Analysis for Embedded Testing and an Application

Zhu¹,

Vuong

1999

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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In this paper, we present two new results on the properties of the coverage measure for embedded testing as proposed in [10], and an application of the measure to a practical protocol. First, we identify and prove the sufficient and necessary condition for loops to exist between the test context and the test tree being constructed. This allows us to avoid producing infinite test trees during test tree construction. Then we prove that the calculation of the coverage measure is NP-complete, which indicates that there unlikely exist efficient algorithms to compute the coverage in general. Finally, in order to demonstrate the concept and practicality of the coverage measure, we developed a tool set and applied it to a practical protocol extracted from the Universal Personal Computing system.

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“…We shall focus on the first protocol. The latter two protocols can be found in the references [4,9].…”

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Coverage Analysis for Embedded Testing and an Application

Zhu¹,

Vuong

1999

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Using Active Networks to Enable Universal Personal Computing

Törö¹,

Leung²

1999

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Active networking is an emerging research area aimed at providing flexible and user definable services by employing switches and routers capable of executing user supplied programs and performing computations on user data in transit. This networking environment can be customized on a per user application basis. As the use of network computing applications becomes globally pervasive, users will demand new services which allow network access by nomadic users not only using their own portable computers, but using also any locally available networked computers or workstations, while providing each user with a personalized computing environment regardless of access location or computing equipment. This form of service, called universal personal computing, is also an emerging research area. In this paper, we review the capabilities of active networks as proposed in recent papers, and discuss the issues of implementing universal personal computing. By examining how these issues are addressed by active networks, we propose that active networks present an excellent platform for realizing universal personal computing service.

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An agent-based approach for universal personal computing

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He²,

Sun³

IEEE APCCAS 2000. 2000 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems. Electronic Communication Systems. (Cat. No.00EX394

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Supporting universal personal computing on the Internet with Java and CORBA

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Coverage Analysis for Embedded Testing and an Application

Coverage Analysis for Embedded Testing and an Application

Using Active Networks to Enable Universal Personal Computing

An agent-based approach for universal personal computing

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