Romano et al., 2005 - Google Patents
A lightweight and scalable e-Transaction protocol for three-tier systems with centralized back-end databaseRomano et al., 2005
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- Romano P
- Quaglia F
- Ciciani B
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- IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
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The e-transaction abstraction is a recent formalization of end-to-end reliability properties for three-tier systems. In this work, we present a protocol ensuring the e-transaction guarantees in case the back-end tier consists of a centralized database. Our proposal addresses the …
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