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MicroTAPAS.mobility

Packages that use MicroTAPAS.mobility
MicroTAPAS   
MicroTAPAS.mobility   
MicroTester.v2_0   
 

Classes in MicroTAPAS.mobility used by MicroTAPAS
MicroPingServer
          This class simply accepts ping requests
MobilityManagerFrame
          Implementation of a simple window for MobilityManager, where updated information is displayed.
MobilityRequest
           
Node
          This class is a representation of a node in the MicroTAPAS system.
 

Classes in MicroTAPAS.mobility used by MicroTAPAS.mobility
AddressMonitor
          Simple class that runs a thread that checks if the terminal has moved (i.e received a new (ip-)address).
CapsMonitorAgent
          Monitor agent responsible for monitoring the offered capabilities with the required capabilities of an actor.
MicroPingClient
          This class sends ping requests at certain intervals.
MicroPingServer
          This class simply accepts ping requests
MobilityApplicationActor
          This abstract class adds a layer of mobility to the actor hierarchy
MobilityManager1
          This class implements specialized functionality for handling Mobility Management tasks.
MobilityManagerFrame
          Implementation of a simple window for MobilityManager, where updated information is displayed.
MobilityRegistryManager
          Manages and operates node registries for a Mobility entity.
MobilityRequest
           
MobilitySupportActor
          This is an abstract class to contain all the common functionality for the MobilityManager and MobilityAgent classes.
Node
          This class is a representation of a node in the MicroTAPAS system.
 

Classes in MicroTAPAS.mobility used by MicroTester.v2_0
MobilityApplicationActor
          This abstract class adds a layer of mobility to the actor hierarchy
 

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The Telematics Architecture for Plug-and-Play Systems (TAPAS) is a research project undertaken by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology's Telematics department which aims at developing an architecture for network-based service systems with a) flexibility and adaptability, b) robustness and survivability, and c) QoS awareness and resource control.

More information can be found at the project's homepage at http://tapas.item.ntnu.no and the project manager, Professor Finn Arve Aagesen, can be reached at finn.arve.aagesen@item.ntnu.no.