Application Development White Papers
Next Generation Proxy Servers
Overview Proxy Servers currently play an important role in a network by making efficient use of bandwidth through caching. This paper discusses on broadening the concept of proxy and Internet cache to suit current and future web 2.0 and web X.0 trends, especially in the areas of audio, video, blogging, social networking and mesh computing technologies. In doing so, the paper presents ideas of a Next Generation Caching Server implemented as a platform for developing web service oriented applications and share the knowledge and experience gained in deploying a prototype at the University Network one works in.
| Publisher | University of Colombo School of Computing | File Format | |
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| Date Published | February 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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