Reliable Asynchronous Message Delivery for Mobile Agents

Authors:
SungJin Choi;HongSoo Kim;EunJoung Byun;ChongSun Hwang;MaengSoon Baik
Affiliations:
Korea University;Korea University;Korea University;Korea University;Samsung SDS
Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Agents' mobility makes it difficult for them to deliver messages reliably, but a new systemchanges that. To asynchronously deliver messages to a mobile agent, the ReliableAsynchronous Message Delivery (RAMD) protocol places a "blackboard" for sharinginformation in each region server. RAMD also relates message delivery with a mobile agent's migration, thus solving the tracking problem and guaranteeing message delivery.