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Moby Dick Architecture

S. J. Mullender / G. J. M. Smit / P. J. M. Havinga / A. Helme / G. Hartvigsen

This document is deliverable II.3.1, and presents the MobyDick architecture. The introduction outlines the main areas of use and the main characteristics of the Pocket Companion, and ends up with the overall demands we put on the architecture. In chapter 2 Quality of Service (QoS) as we use it in MobyDick QoS is presented. It gives the foundation the adaptability used in the chapters to follow. In chapter 3 an overview of the software architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented. The security architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented in chapter 4, and the consistency architecture is presented in chapter 5. In chapter 6, the system architecture of the Pocket Companion is outlined.

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S. J. Mullender / G. J. M. Smit / P. J. M. Havinga / A. Helme / G. Hartvigsen

This document is deliverable II.3.1, and presents the MobyDick architecture. The introduction outlines the main areas of use and the main characteristics of the Pocket Companion, and ends up with the overall demands we put on the architecture. In chapter 2 Quality of Service (QoS) as we use it in MobyDick QoS is presented. It gives the foundation the adaptability used in the chapters to follow. In chapter 3 an overview of the software architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented. The security architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented in chapter 4, and the consistency architecture is presented in chapter 5. In chapter 6, the system architecture of the Pocket Companion is outlined.

Moby Dick Architecture

S. J. Mullender / G. J. M. Smit / P. J. M. Havinga / A. Helme / G. Hartvigsen

This document is deliverable II.3.1, and presents the MobyDick architecture. The introduction outlines the main areas of use and the main characteristics of the Pocket Companion, and ends up with the overall demands we put on the architecture. In chapter 2 Quality of Service (QoS) as we use it in MobyDick QoS is presented. It gives the foundation the adaptability used in the chapters to follow. In chapter 3 an overview of the software architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented. The security architecture of the Pocket Companion is presented in chapter 4, and the consistency architecture is presented in chapter 5. In chapter 6, the system architecture of the Pocket Companion is outlined.

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Title:

Moby Dick Architecture

Contributors:

S. J. Mullender (author) / G. J. M. Smit (author) / P. J. M. Havinga (author) / A. Helme (author) / G. Hartvigsen (author)

Publication date:

1998

Size:

66 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Computer Software , Computers, Control & Information Theory , Portable equipment , Hand held , Computer architecture , Architecture , Software engineering , Communication equipment , Foreign technology , Software architecture , Pocket companion , Security architecture

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