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Mobile applications with a middleware system in publish-subscribe paradigm

Yoneki, 2003

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8945607370943759580
Author
Yoneki E
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the 3rd Workshop on applications and services in wireless networks, Bern, Switzerland, July

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This paper presents applications using Pronto [12] and its corresponding functions. Pronto is a middleware system for mobile applications with messaging as a basis in both centralized and decentralized forms. It addresses design issues in mobile computing, including data …
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