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Recent research advances in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing have enabled the P2P paradigm to be used for developing complex applications beyond file sharing and data storage. These applications have drawn significant benefits, specifically scalability and low cost, from the P2P paradigm. However, the current approach for designing P2P applications introduce issues that prevent the development of high quality complex P2P applications. These issues, namely tight coupling to P2P protocols, limited
doi:10.1145/1388336.1388338
dblp:conf/middleware/ChanKHT07
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