Teleweb: Loosely connected access to the world wide web
BN Schilit, F Douglis, DM Kristol… - Computer Networks and …, 1996 - Elsevier
The development of the World Wide Web (WWW) has made people reliant on continuous,
high-speed, low-cost networks in order to get work done. Ideally, one should be able to
browse the Web anytime, anywhere, whether connected to such a network or not. This paper
describes the design of TeleWeb, a system we are building to support this goal. We believe
that fine-grained cost control is crucial and have developed a “reactive architecture” that
supports user-specified adaptation under various operating conditions. There are four key …
high-speed, low-cost networks in order to get work done. Ideally, one should be able to
browse the Web anytime, anywhere, whether connected to such a network or not. This paper
describes the design of TeleWeb, a system we are building to support this goal. We believe
that fine-grained cost control is crucial and have developed a “reactive architecture” that
supports user-specified adaptation under various operating conditions. There are four key …
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