Multishelf

An experiment in peer-to-peer infomediation

Conference paper (2002)

Authors

Zary Segall University of Oregon
A. Fortier University of Oregon
Gerd Kortuem University of Oregon
J. Schneider Livingnetworks, Inc.
S. Workman University of Oregon
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Aggregation Peer-to-peer computing Distributed computing Distributed development Extractor Infomediation Peer-to-peer platform Proem
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2002

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English

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Abstract

We describe the architecture and the implementation of Multishelf-a decentralized peer-to-peer infomediator. Multishelf was designed and built during a ten-week senior software methodology course using the Proem peer-to-peer platform. We discuss the infomediation problem, present our scalable peer-to-peer solution including the effectiveness of using the Proem peer-to-peer platform, and conclude with plans for future work.