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Why so aggressive?: on the support for background transfers in WebRTC

Published: 08 December 2014 Publication History
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    The WebRTC framework enables direct browser-to-browser communication for VoIP, video-conferencing but also generic javascript-based peer-to-peer (P2P) applications. In this paper, we address a major deficiency of the framework, that is the absence of a background transfer protocol. In doing so, we enable the development of un-intrusive data-intensive P2P applications, such as file-sharing and content delivery, on top of WebRTC. This work constitutes the first step in the process of studying and improving WebRTC's network stack in the context of a real use-case, that is a commercial distributed content delivery application.

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    Middleware Posters and Demos '14: Proceedings of the Posters and Demos Session of the 15th International Middleware Conference
    December 2014
    49 pages
    ISBN:9781450332200
    DOI:10.1145/2678508
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    Published: 08 December 2014

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    1. LEDBAT
    2. WebRTC
    3. peer-to-peer

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