Transaction commit protocols for mobile environment: a first study
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Christophe Bobineau, Cyril Labbé, Claudia Roncancio, Patricia Serrano-AlvaradoAuthors Info & Claims
Christophe Bobineau, Cyril Labbé, Claudia Roncancio, Patricia Serrano-AlvaradoAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 86 - 89
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We present first results on the comparison of transactional commit protocols for mobile context (2PC, UCM and CO2PC).
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