A need for componentized transport protocols

Authors:
Tyson Condie;Joseph M. Hellerstein;Petros Maniatis;Sean Rhea;Timothy Roscoe
Affiliations:
U.C. Berkeley and Intel Research Berkeley;U.C. Berkeley and Intel Research Berkeley;U.C. Berkeley and Intel Research Berkeley;U.C. Berkeley and Intel Research Berkeley;U.C. Berkeley and Intel Research Berkeley
Venue:
Proceedings of the twentieth ACM symposium on Operating systems principles
Year:
2005

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Abstract

There has been a steady stream of research over the years into componentized network protocols: protocol implementations assembled from a variety of building blocks. A promise of such frameworks has generally been flexibility: a protocol stack tailored for a particular application can be easily assembled, usually without writing any new code, by binding protocol objects together.