We propose a caching protocol designed to automatically mirror heavily accessed WWW pages in a distributed and temporal fashion. The proposed caching mechanism differs from proxy type mechanisms in that it caches according to load pattern at the server side, instead of access patterns at the client-side LAN, in a Demand-based Document Dissemination (DDD) system fashion. This type of server init...

Location dependent services are expected to become a very important revenue stream in the future. To enhance performance of location dependent queries there have been several research efforts in the past. Most of these have been focused on client side caching with extremely little work on cooperative caching. Cooperative caching might particularly be a very good solution to improve performance ...

In this paper, discuss about the Web Caching technique, Web caching is a familiar technique for reducing access latencies and bandwidth consumption. It is reducing server loads, client request latencies, and network traffic. The paper described the basic Cache Models like front-end, Data end and Distributed Cache application design scenario. The paper explain about the advantage of the web Cach...

Although many web caching techniques have been developed to improve Web performance, existing proxy caching schemes do not support the multimedia data stream well. In this paper, we briefly describe the basic characteristics of steaming media caching and traditional web caching and discuss their dissimilarities. Then, we survey the proxy caching mechanisms for multimedia data streams, and final...

Ubiquitous in-network caching is one of the key aspects of information-centric networking (ICN) which has received widespread research interest in recent years. In one of the key relevant proposals known as Content-Centric Networking (CCN), the premise is that leveraging in-network caching to store content in every node along the delivery path can enhance content delivery. We question such an i...

Information-Centric Networking, which is also called Content-Centric Networking (CCN), is the vowing candidate for the Future Internet. ICN has many aspects, e.g., Naming, Routing, and Caching, etc. but in the past five years, caching gained a tremendous attraction by the research community. In ICN, caching is of two types, i.e., off-path caching and on-path caching. On-path caching is also kno...