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Ubigate: A gateway to transform discovery information into presence information

Bissyandé et al., 2009

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6393610370960662867
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Bissyandé T
Réveillère L
Bromberg Y
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Proceedings of the 4th international workshop on Services integration in pervasive environments

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Pervasive computing involves various entities which need to coordinate tasks and share resources through different service discovery protocols. However, the multiplicity and the incompatibility of those protocols have made interconnectivity problematic. Moreover, most …
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