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Mobile agent messaging models
By: Deugo, D.;
2001 / IEEE / 0-7695-1065-5
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Mobile agent messaging models ' It is not easy to make the decision of which messaging model to use in a mobile agent system. There are many different models to choose from and there are many forces influencing each model. We discuss five messaging models: Home-Proxy, Follower-Proxy, Email, Blackboard and Broadcast. We overview the forces that are the most important to all models and identify to what extent the forces influence the models. Our findings suggest that one should not use the Forwarder-Proxy model to build mobile agent systems. Instead, one should use the Blackboard approach, especially when agents require only anonymous messaging. In the case when anonymous messages cannot be used, your choice of model can be the Home-Proxy model, the Email model or the Broadcast model depending on which forces are more important to your application.
Related Topics
Distributed Programming
Multi-agent Systems
Mobile Agent Messaging Models
Home-proxy Model
Follower-proxy Model
Email Model
Blackboard Model
Broadcast Model
Anonymous Messaging
Mobile Agents
Mobile Communication
Broadcasting
Message Passing
Protocols
Computer Science
Context
Computer Languages
Bandwidth
Costs
Multi-agent Systems
Electronic Mail
Engineering