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Title : QoSjava: An Open and Scalable Architecture Decoupling
QoS Requirements from QoS Techniques
Author(s) : X. Huang, et al.
Filename : draft-bupt-qosjava-arch-02.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2005-1-26
QoSJava, an architecture decoupling QoS reuirements from QoS
techniques is proposed in this draft. Referring to the idea of
Java, QoSJava can conceal the heterogeneity of different QoS
mechanisms as well as different vendors' devices. Users'
requirements are translated into a "middle language", i.e.
deployment task specification. And QoS mechanisms adapter plus
Device Driver constitute the "Virtual Machine" of QoSJava. Thus
network devices can be configured and QoS requirements can be
fulfilled automatically. Moreover, QoSJava is not only compatible
with current QoS mechanisms and devices, but open to new QoS
solutions and advanced facilities in the future.
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