Method and system for transitioning between synchronous and asynchronous communication modes

Many different users may access, revise and update the same shared object simultaneously through several different transports. Clients may communicate asynchronously by accessing the shared object through a physical server. Clients may also communicate synchronously by accessing the shared object th...

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Hauptverfasser:	CLARKE SIMON P, RASMUSSEN DAVID, KOFMAN IGOR
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