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| - | === Ambient References === | ||
| - | Ambient references are a novel remote object reference mechanism. Remote object references are " | ||
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| - | == Motivation == | ||
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| - | One may wonder why new referencing abstractions are required for mobile networks. In order to motivate the need for new referencing abstractions at the language level, we list a number of desirable properties of remote references for mobile networks which current remote referencing abstractions do not offer: | ||
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| - | - **Provisional References**: | ||
| - | - **Resilience to Partial Failure**: | ||
| - | - **Transitory Addressing**: | ||
| - | - **Group Communication**: | ||
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| - | == Design == | ||
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| - | Ambient references unify two concepts: they are both a peer-to-peer discovery channel //and// an asynchronous communication channel to a remote object. | ||
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| - | == Example Usage == | ||
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| - | == Implementation == | ||
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| - | A detailed explanation of ambient references can be found in [[ftp:// | ||
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| - | == Further Reading == | ||
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| - | Ambient References: Addressing Objects in Mobile Networks. Tom Van Cutsem, Jessie Dedecker, Stijn Mostinckx, Elisa Gonzalez Boix, Theo D' | ||
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