Title of article
Protocols for Committing Mobile Transactions
Author/Authors
Nouali, Nadia Université Houari Boumediene - Faculté du Génie Electrique, Algeria , Nouali, Nadia CERIST - Mobile Computing Department, Algeria , Drias, Habiba Université Houari Boumediene - Faculté du Génie Electrique, Algeria , Drias, Habiba Institut National d’Informatique, Algeria , Doucet, Anne Université Pierre et Marie Curie - LIP6 Laboratory, France
From page
134
To page
143
Abstract
Mobile computing has attracted attention of intensive researches during the recent years. Many papers revisit the conventional implementation of distributed computing paradigms for use in this new environment. A key paradigm of the transaction processing is the transaction commitment. A commitment mechanism such as Two Phases Commit (2PC) protocol, a fundamental asset of transactional technology (and its variants), ensures consistent effects of a distributed transaction. This paper surveys the solutions proposed for mobile transaction commitment and outlines how the conventional commit protocols are revisited in order to fit the needs of a mobile environment. The different approaches try to deal with the slow and unreliable wireless links, the lightweight devices and their limited resources, the frequent disconnections and the movement of mobile devices.
Keywords
Mobile transaction commitment , disconnection , mobility , resources constraints , wireless communication
Journal title
The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT)
Journal title
The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT)
Record number
2543325
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