Web Content Caching and Distribution2005 WEB内容缓存与分布国际研讨会

书籍目录

Session I" Placement and Redirection　DotSlash: A Self-Configuring and Scalable Rescue System for Handling Web Hotspots Effectively　Dynamic Content Placement for Mobile Content Distribution Networks　Overhaul (Extending HTTP to Combat Flash Crowds)Session II: Structured Overlays　ShortCuts: Using Soft State to Improve DHT Routing　Distributed Hashtable on Pre-structured Overlay NetworksSession III: Architectural Issues　Application Networking - An Architecture for Pervasive Content Delivery　Data Integrity Framework and Language Support for Active Web Intermediaries　Xeja: A Scalable Channel-Based Multi-source Content Distribution SystemSession IV: Multimedia Caching　Segment-Based Adaptive Caching for Streaming Media Delivery on the Internet　A Client-Based Web Prefetching Management System Based on Detection Theory　Structured Partially Caching Proxies for Mixed Media Session V: Caching in Peer-to-Peer Systems　Performance Evaluation of Distributed Prefetching for Asynchronous Multicast in P2P Networks　On the Equivalence of Forward and Reverse Query Caching in Peer-to-Peer Overlay NetworksSession VI: Algorithms　FatNemo: Building a Resilient Multi-source Multicast Fat-Tree　A Real-Time Selection Method of an Acceptable Transcoding Path in a MPEG21 DIA for Mobile Terminals　Design and Analysis of a Variable Bit Rate Caching Algorithm for Continuous Media DataSession VII: Systems Management　A Configuration Tool for Caching Dynamic Pages Towards Informed Web Content DeliverySession VIII: Systems Evaluation　Unveiling the Performance Impact of Lossless Compression to Web Page Content Delivery　An Empirical Study of a Segment-Based Streaming Proxy in an Enterprise Environment　Bottlenecks and Their Performance Implications in E-commerce SystemsAuthor Index

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