Mobile Agents: Basic Concepts, Mobility Models, and the Tracy Toolkit, Peter Braun (Center for Intelligent and MultiAgent Systems, Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia),Wilhelm R. Rossak (Software Engineering Group, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany) (9781558608177) — Readings Books

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Mobile Agents: Basic Concepts, Mobility Models, and the Tracy Toolkit

Peter Braun (Center for Intelligent and MultiAgent Systems, Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia),Wilhelm R. Rossak (Software Engineering Group, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany)
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7 ½ X 9 ¼ in Part I Motivation for and Introduction to Mobile Agents

1 Designing Innovative Distributed Systems

2 From Client-Server to Mobile Agents 2.1 A First Look at Mobile Agents 2.1.1 The Artificial Intelligence Point of View 2.1.2 The Distrib uted Systems Point of View 2.2 A Short History of Mobile Ag ents 2.2.1 The Early Approaches of Mobile Code 2.2.2 Remote Evaluation 2.2.3 Mobile Objects
2.2.4 Mobile Processes 2.2.5 Mobile Agents 2.3 Similar but Different Concepts 2.3.1 Internet Agents, Worm s, and Spiders 2.3.2 Java Applets 2.3.3 Java S ervlets 2.4 Why Are Mobile Agents a Good Idea? 2.5 Possible Application Domains of Mobile Agents

Part II Mobile Agents Concepts, Functions, and Possible Problems

3 Mobile Agent Migration 3.1 The Mobile Agent Migration Process 3.1.1 Generic

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Elsevier Science & Technology
Country
United States
Date
21 January 2005
Pages
464
ISBN
9781558608177

7 ½ X 9 ¼ in Part I Motivation for and Introduction to Mobile Agents

1 Designing Innovative Distributed Systems

2 From Client-Server to Mobile Agents 2.1 A First Look at Mobile Agents 2.1.1 The Artificial Intelligence Point of View 2.1.2 The Distrib uted Systems Point of View 2.2 A Short History of Mobile Ag ents 2.2.1 The Early Approaches of Mobile Code 2.2.2 Remote Evaluation 2.2.3 Mobile Objects
2.2.4 Mobile Processes 2.2.5 Mobile Agents 2.3 Similar but Different Concepts 2.3.1 Internet Agents, Worm s, and Spiders 2.3.2 Java Applets 2.3.3 Java S ervlets 2.4 Why Are Mobile Agents a Good Idea? 2.5 Possible Application Domains of Mobile Agents

Part II Mobile Agents Concepts, Functions, and Possible Problems

3 Mobile Agent Migration 3.1 The Mobile Agent Migration Process 3.1.1 Generic

Read More
Format
Hardback
Publisher
Elsevier Science & Technology
Country
United States
Date
21 January 2005
Pages
464
ISBN
9781558608177

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