MobJeX: An Adaptive Java Based Mobile
Object Framework
Date and time: 11.30am-12.30pm, Friday 8th April, 2005
Venue: 10.08.04
Chair: Xiaodong
Li
Abstract:
This presentation describes and demonstrates MobJeX
(Mobile Java Objects), an adaptive Java based application framework currently
being developed within the School of Computer
Science and Information Technology at RMIT. MobJeX forms a central part of Project 1.2 - Frameworks for
the Development of Next Generation Internet Applications, within the Australian
Telecommunications Collaborative Research Centre (ATcrc).
MobJeX uses a combination of pre-processing and
runtime support to provide application adaptation in response to changing
environmental conditions, especially via transparent object mobility between
heterogeneous clients such as workstations, PDAs and smartphones.
About the speaker:
Dr Caspar Ryan is a Lecturer in
the School of Computer
Science and Information Technology at RMIT
University, Melbourne.
He is the leader of
ATcrc Project 1.2 - Frameworks for
the Development of Next Generation Internet Applications.
Seminar Organisation
Seminars are free and open to the general public. No booking is necessary.
If you are interested in giving a presentation in this seminar series, or to
make suggestions for speakers, please contact Xiaodong Li,
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