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(includes syncing, finding a document if available...) |
(includes syncing, finding a document if available...) |
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- Xanalogical structure |
- Xanalogical structure |
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(includes versioning, non-breaking links etc.) |
(includes versioning, non-breaking links etc.) |
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hemppah's comment on syncing term: |
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I'd prefer term 'replication' instead of term syncing, when |
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updating data to 'the most recent state'. E.g. Lotus Notes uses |
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term replication, when one performs locally made updates into |
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a centralized server. Syncing term, however, is used when importing/exporting |
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e.g. Nokia Communicator calendar data into/from Lotus Notes calendar. |
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Comments ? |
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"Usability in the face of intermittent connectivity" is |
"Usability in the face of intermittent connectivity" is |
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more than just mobile applications: It is also copying data |
more than just mobile applications: It is also copying data |
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(we can have two independent versions of something |
(we can have two independent versions of something |
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on two unconnected computers and we can easily |
on two unconnected computers and we can easily |
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synchronize the two versions when desired) |
synchronize the two versions when desired) |
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Thus we have four goals which we must express in the article. |
Thus we have four goals which we must express in the article. |
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the users' data, not the terminal they access it through |
the users' data, not the terminal they access it through |
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- Possible reference here: IMAP? |
- Possible reference here: IMAP? |
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- The IPTPS'03 call for papers' definition of peer-to-peer |
- The IPTPS'03 call for papers' definition of peer-to-peer |
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- P2P Working group: definition of peer-to-peer |
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- Hypermedia by coincidence, Thompton et al (HT'01) |
- Hypermedia by coincidence, Thompton et al (HT'01) |
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- Freenet, Free Haven et al |
- Freenet, Free Haven et al |
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- The pointer problem: CFS, OceanStore |
- The pointer problem: CFS, OceanStore |
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- A commercial p2p-based collaboration tool: Groove |
- A commercial p2p-based collaboration tool: Groove |
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- Potential hypermedia implementation with non-breaking links: Microcosm |
- Potential hypermedia implementation with non-breaking links: Microcosm |
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- Squirrel: a decentralized peer-to-peer we cache |
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- Feasibility of a Serverless Distributed File System Deployed on an Existing Set of Desktop PCs |
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- Distributed File Systems: Concepts and Example ('de facto article on DFS') |
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- Lotus Notes: ftp://ftp.lotus.com/pub/lotusweb/product/notes/G325-2061-00_j.pdf |
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- Open Hypermedia in a Peer-to-Peer Context |
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- Peer-to-Peer Hypertext |
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- Publius and Tangler publishing systems |