Titlebook: Web Content Delivery; Xueyan Tang,Jianliang Xu,Samuel T. Chanson Book 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 Internet.Multimedia.Web.Wireless.conten

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Web Content Delivery Using Thin-Client Computingive approach is handheld thin-client computing, in which the web browser and associated application logic run on a server, which then sends simple screen updates to the PDA for display. To assess the viability of this thin-client approach, we compare the web browsing performance of thin clients agai

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Distributed Architectures for Web Content Adaptation and Deliveryibility combined with the dynamic generation of personalized content adds a new dimension to the idea of adaptation and delivery of Web resources. Ubiquitous Web access is deployed by introducing new technologies on the top of pre-existing Internet services. However, the final result is much richer

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Web Content Delivery Using Thin-Client Computingive approach is handheld thin-client computing, in which the web browser and associated application logic run on a server, which then sends simple screen updates to the PDA for display. To assess the viability of this thin-client approach, we compare the web browsing performance of thin clients agai

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Optimizing Content Delivery in Wireless Networksnd CDMA 2000 networks in the USA and Asia are currently being deployed and tested to provide Wireless data services that enable ubiquitous mobile access to IP-based applications. During recent years a lot of attention has been paid to improving the physical and the MAC Wireless layers. Thus, advance

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Book 2005 distribution and fast access of information in the Internet. Content delivery is very broad and comprehensive in that the contents for distribution cover a wide range of types with significantly different characteristics and performance concerns, including HTML documents, images, multimedia streams

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Generating Internet Streaming Media Objects and Workloadseaming media delivery techniques. To demonstrate the usefulness of Gismo, we present a case study that shows the importance of various workload characteristics in evaluating the bandwidth requirements of proxy caching and server patching techniques.