Atomic commit

In the field of computer science, an atomic commit is an operation that applies a set of distinct changes as a single operation. If the changes are…

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2010

The support of distributed atomic transactions in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANET) is a key requirement for many mobile application…

2006

Composed Web service transactions executed in distributed networks often require an atomic execution. Guaranteeing atomicity in…

2005

This paper proposes an adaptive participant's presumption protocol (AP3) that can be used to atomically commit Internet…

2005

The fair exchange problem is key to trading electronic items in systems of mutually untrusted parties. We consider modern…

2003

2001

Extensive research has been carried out in search for an efficient atomic commit protocol and many optimizations have been…

2000

Commit protocols have been proposed for use in a variety of concurrent computing applications. The author has developed two…

1996

Non-blocking atomic commitment protocols enable a decision (commit or abort) to be reached at every correct participant, despite…

1995

An atomic commit protocol can ensure that all participants in a distributed transaction reach consistent states, whether or not…

1991

Timed atomic commitment is defined, protocols to implement it in a realistic operating environment are devised, and its…