Paper Info
Title
Providing Light Weight Distributed Web Services from Mobile Hosts
Abstract
providing non interrupted Web Services from resource limited mobile devices needs to be done in a rather light-weight manner. Processing and communication will drain the battery rapidly, hence, both should be kept at a minimum. This paper describes the outcomes of an investigation into simple offloading mechanisms that facilitate provision of adaptive and distributed Restful mobile web services from resource constrained mobile devices. Offloading considers the distributed hosts processing as well as communication capabilities. Using queuing theory, the performance gained from distributing mobile web service tasks is explored. In addition, the theoretical boundaries of different flavours of offloading mechanisms are presented. The analytical, as well as the experimental results show the differences in performance between these mechanisms.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1109/ICWS.2011.87
Web Services
Keywords
DocType
ISBN
restful mobile web service,different flavour,simple offloading mechanism,communication capability,light-weight manner,mobile hosts,mobile device,providing light weight,non interrupted web services,offloading mechanism,mobile web service task,mathematical model,mobile communication,mobile web,queueing theory,mobile computing,scalability,weight distribution,queuing theory,web service,throughput,servers,web services
Conference
978-0-7695-4463-2
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
5
0.48
7
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Feda AlShahwan1193.11
Klaus Moessner21077112.48
François Carrez311112.34