Showing papers in "Journal of Network and Computer Applications in 2003"

TL;DR: This paper presents an Agent-based Grid Service Management, which applies the concept of agents to computational grid, and the design of three grid protocols for grid resource management is given.

TL;DR: This work presents how structure servers are developed and operate in the Callimachus CB-OHS, and proposes patterns for structure, called templates, that define the structural model upon which structure servers operate.

TL;DR: The proposed dynamic framework for the streaming of video data across heterogeneous networks comprises a dynamic tree of clients which also act as relays to distribute video downstream and monitor network conditions, a lightweight server to manage the tree and a gossip-spiral mechanism to improve the tree robustness.

TL;DR: The design and implementation of a WAP-based system for mobile robot teleoperation that allows the operator to control the movement of a mobile robot equipped with a video camera through a mobile phone is presented.

TL;DR: The field of structural computing is described as it relates to a number of other pursuits and issues that are under- or misrepresented in other research areas are identified that may form the beginnings of a core research agenda for structural computing.

TL;DR: The design, development, and integration of a range of cooperation services into the Construct structural computing environment are described.

TL;DR: How FOHM might be implemented in MOS environments and the Data Border, the point where Structure meets Data is described, are explored to explore how FOHM and Generalised Hypermedia are related to Structuralism and Structural Computing.

TL;DR: This paper evaluates the utility of Themis in supporting the migration of the InfiniTe information integration environment from an XML-based repository to the Themis structure server and discusses how structural computing tools can impact and influence software engineering and software engineering research.

TL;DR: The proposed component-based security model is an alternative methodology for conventional methods that are vendor dependent and combines both digital signature and encryption to provide high security against passive and active attacks.

TL;DR: The architecture of some of the most common types of assistive software, namely, screen readers, full-screen magnifiers, on-screen keyboards, predictors and simulated Braille keyboards, is considered and the technologies used to implement assistive applications on a Windows platform are identified.

TL;DR: This paper presents an integrative design of a graphical hypermedia user interface for hypermedia-based process-centric enterprise models, which integrates many features found in navigational, spatial, taxonomic, workflow and cooperative hypertext domains.

TL;DR: Only through an examination and exploration of its essential features can the revolutionary potential of structural computing be assessed.

TL;DR: The design of both the server side and the client side of the MP3-music on demand (MoD) system with streaming technology, is considered to meet the quality of service (QoS) requirements of MP3 music to accommodate the network delay, jitter, and timing deviation.

TL;DR: This work presents a multilayer system, GBF that integrates both packet (low- level) and document (high-level) filters and the design of GBF is grammar-based so that it relies upon a set of context-free grammars to carry out various processes, specially the document reconstruction process.

TL;DR: This paper presents an object-level scalable web framework that automatically monitors access patterns, replicates, and maintains large multimedia objects among a set of geographically distributed web servers without the need for full URL replication and employs traceable RTSP/HTTP redirection approach.