December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 19m
English
Chapter Synopsis
Communication is fundamental to networked application design. This chapter presents a domain analysis of communication design dimensions, which address the rules, form, and levels of abstraction that networked applications use to interact with each other. We cover the following design dimensions in this chapter:
• Connectionless versus connection-oriented protocols
• Synchronous versus asynchronous message exchange
• Message-passing versus shared memory
A protocol is a set of rules that specify how control and data information is exchanged between communicating entities, such as application processes interacting within a networked ...
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