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A Sanctuary for Mobile Agents
, 1997
"... The Sanctuary project at UCSD is building a secure infrastructure for mobile agents, and examining ..."
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The Sanctuary project at UCSD is building a secure infrastructure for mobile agents, and examining
Orphan Detection in the Argus System
, 1984
"... In a distributed system, an activity running at one node can request another node to perform some service. This request results in an activity being created at the latter node to perform the requested service. The former node may then crash, destroying the activity that requested the service, but ..."
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In a distributed system, an activity running at one node can request another node to perform some service. This request results in an activity being created at the latter node to perform the requested service. The former node may then crash, destroying the activity that requested the service, but leaving behind the activity performing the service. Such surviving activities are known as orphans [Nelson81]. Orphans are undesirable since they waste resources and can view inconsistent data.
Mit/lcs/tr-326
"... In a distributed system, an activity running at one node can request another node to perform some service. This request results in an activity being created at the latter node to perform the requested service. The former node may then crash, destroying the activity that requested the service, but ..."
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In a distributed system, an activity running at one node can request another node to perform some service. This request results in an activity being created at the latter node to perform the requested service. The former node may then crash, destroying the activity that requested the service, but leaving behind the activity performing the service. Such surviving activities are known as orphans [Nelson81]. Orphans are undesirable since they waste resources and can view inconsistent data.
