LICRA
LICRA: A replicated-data management algorithm for distributed synchronous groupware applications. Replicated data consistency is a key issue in the design of distributed real time groupware applications. In this paper, we propose a new protocol to cope with this problem. The proposed algorithm guarantees an optimal response time while ensuring data consistency at system quiescence. The originality of our proposition relies on the fact that neither locks nor clocks nor global information are required to establish data consistency. Instead, direct dependency relations between generated operations as well as operation transformation mechanism are used. The coupling of the above two mentioned mechanisms is shown to realize a good trade-off between the different requirements of groupware applications. Advantages of our approach are illustrated by comparing the algorithm to two well known optimistic concurrency control protocols for groupware applications: dOPT and ORESTE.
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- Xue, Liyin; Orgun, Mehmet A.: Locking without requesting a lock: A consistency maintenance mechanism in internet-based real-time group editors (2005)
- Xue, Liyin; Orgun, Mehmet; Zhang, Kang: A user-centred consistency model in real-time collaborative editing systems (2002)
- Kanawati, Rushed: LICRA: A replicated-data management algorithm for distributed synchronous groupware applications (1997)