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P2P System Architecture  

P2P System Architecture  

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Figure 1: P2P System Architecture  
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Performance Modelling and Evaluation of Event-Condition-Action Rules on RDF in P2P networks
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  • Jan 2011
This paper studies the performance and scalability aspects of processing Event-Condition-Action (ECA) rules on RDF metadata in peer-to-peer (P2P) environments. This work has been motivated by the increasing use of RDF in distributed web-based applications that require timely notification and propagation of metadata changes between peers, for which...
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... architecture of the system is illustrated in Figure 1. Each superpeer may be supervis- ing a group of further peers, termed its peergroup. ...

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