Grace Hai Yan Lo and
Thomas Kunz.
A Case Study of Dynamic Application Partitioning in Mobile Computing
- An E-mail Browser.
Discussion paper, presented at the
OOPSLA'96
Workshop on Object Replication and Mobile Computing (ORMC'96),
San Jose, California, USA. 6 pages. October 1996.
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Abstract
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Mobile computing needs new designs in applications that can adapt to network
performance. Dynamic application partitioning is a potential useful technique
in developing mobile applications. This paper describes the case study of the
design of an email application that aims to partition dynamically according
to the wireless network environment. It also discusses the mobile computing
research work at the University of Waterloo and the future development of a
load-balancing scheme for partitioning applications in the mobile environment.
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