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%T Mobile Agents and Processes using Communicating Process Architectures
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%A  Jon Kerridge,  Jens\-Oliver Haschke,  Kevin Chalmers
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%E Peter H. Welch,  S. Stepney,  F.A.C Polack,  Frederick R. M. Barnes,  Alistair A. McEwan,  G. S. Stiles,  Jan F. Broenink,  Adam T. Sampson
%B Communicating Process Architectures 2008
%X The mobile agent concept has been developed over a number of
   years
and is widely accepted as one way of solving problems
   that require
the achievement of a goal that cannot be
   serviced at a specific node
in a network. The concept of a
   mobile process is less well developed
because implicitly it
   requires a parallel environment within which to
operate. In
   such a parallel environment a mobile agent can be seen
as a
   specialization of a mobile process and both concepts can
   be
incorporated into a single application environment, where
   both have
well defined requirements, implementation and
   functionality. These
concepts are explored using a simple
   application in which a node in
a network of processors is
   required to undertake some processing of
a piece of data for
   which it does not have the required process. It
is known
   that the required process is available somewhere in
   the
network. The means by which the required process is
   accessed and
utilized is described. As a final demonstration
   of the capability
we show how a mobile meeting organizer
   could be built that allows
friends in a social network to
   create meetings using their mobile
devices given that they
   each have access to the others\[rs] on\-line
diaries.