Mathematical model of server requests intensity description

Uses and Abuses of Server-Side Requests

More and more web applications rely on server-side requests (SSRs) to fetch resources (such as images or even entire webpages) from user-provided URLs. As for many other web-related technologies, developers were very quick to adopt SSRs, even before their consequences for security were fully understood. In fact, while SSRs are simple to add from an engineering point of view, in this paper we sh...

Appendix a Mathematical Description of Asm Model

Technology improvements are appraised by setting up different forage, animal breed/feed/management systems, cost of production, and associated technology adoption versions of the model to provide simulations with and without the smallholder dairy intensification technologies in Kenya agriculture. As a reminder, technologies currently in practice and considered in this assessment included tradit...

Optimizing Requests for the Smart Data Server

The growing complexity of the Web information flow makes it necessary to improve Client/Server communication. In order to efficiently maintain heterogeneous and fast changing data types and different kinds of data sources, a Smart Data Server (SDS) can be used as a general framework for distributed functionality. In this paper, we present three general methods of advanced Client/Server communic...

A k-server problem with parallel requests and unit distances

Ontology Based Application Server to Execute Semantic Rich Requests

Since computing earlier days, people have wanted computers that could interface and be programmed using easy to use tools like speech or gesture. However, until now, such a computer system remains in the realm of scientific fiction. Now, with recent advances in human computer interfaces (such as speech understanding, ubiquitous computing, tablet computers), and in the processing of semantic inf...