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Identification and
Management of
Distributed Data
NGN, Content-Centric
Networks and the Web
Giovanni Bartolomeo
Tatiana Kováciková
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Contents
Preface ix
acknowledgments xiii
about the authors xv
section i naming and addressing on the
internet
chaPter 1 iP addresses 3
Internet Protocol, Version 4 3
IP Classes 4
Subnetting 6
Special IP Addresses 9
Internet Protocol, Version 6 10
chaPter 2 domain naming system 13
Domain Names 14
DNS Architecture 17
Resource Records 20
DNS Operations 25
chaPter 3 hyPertext transfer Protocol 31
Brief History of HTTP 31
URL, URN, URI, and IRI 33
HTTP Methods 35
Chunks and Cookies 42
Representational State Transfer Architectural Style 42
Non-REST HTTP-Based Protocols 45
HTTP Authentication Methods 46
SSL/TLS, X.509, and HTTPS 47
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section ii managing xml data
chaPter 4 extensible markuP language basics 51
XPath 57
XQuery 59
chaPter 5 web services 63
WSDL 63
Simple Object Access Protocol 66
Web Service Repository and Orchestration 68
Notification and Addressing 69
chaPter 6 xml configuration access Protocol 71
XCAP Addressing 72
XCAP and HTTP Methods 75
Conditional Operations 80
Error Handling 81
Exposing Application Usage Capabilities: XCAP-CAPS 82
chaPter 7 oPen data Protocol 83
Entity Data Model 83
Interacting with OData Services 85
OData Entities 86
OData Collections 90
Handling Entities 92
section iii content-centric networks
chaPter 8 content-oriented communication and
conversational communication 99
Clean Slate, Overlay, and Evolutionary Approaches 100
Naming Scheme 101
chaPter 9 web content delivery networks 103
chaPter 10 Peer-to-Peer networks 107
Napster 108
Gnutella 108
chaPter 11 distributed hash table 111
Chord 112
Pastry 114
chaPter 12 Jxta ProJect 117
Peers 118
Pipes 119
Peer Groups 120
Modules and Codats 121
Advertisements and Rendezvous Peers 121
Message Routing and Forwarding 123
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chaPter 13 named data networking ProJect 125
How NDN Works 126
Naming 128
Security 130
Advantages 130
Routing and Forwarding 131
CCNx 132
section iv next-generation networks
chaPter 14 evolution of the cellular
telePhony networks 137
NGN Functional Architecture 138
IMS Components 142
Other NGN Subsystems 143
Common Components 144
chaPter 15 session initiation Protocol 147
SIP Features 148
SIP Entities 150
SIP Messages 153
SIP Transactions 157
Example of an SIP Typical Scenario 158
chaPter 16 identifiers in communication networks 159
Background to Identifiers for Next-Generation Networks 160
3GPP Concept on the Use of Identifiers 162
Identity and Identifiers in NGN 164
Identifiers for Users 165
Identifiers for Services 170
Universal Communications Identifier 170
E.164 Number Mapping (ENUM) 174
chaPter 17 generic authentication architecture and
generic bootstraPPing architecture 177
Generic Authentication Architecture 177
Generic Bootstrapping Architecture 180
Support for Subscriber Certificates 183
X-3GPP Header Extensions 187
chaPter 18 extensible markuP language document
management 189
XDM Aggregation Proxy 190
XDM Reference Points 192
Subscription and Notification Capabilities 193
Subscription Proxy 194
Policy Rules 195
Search Capabilities 198
Communication with Remote Networks 201
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section v linked data
chaPter 19 resource descriPtion framework 205
RDF Triples 205
RDF/XML 207
Turtle 210
N-Triples 211
chaPter 20 advanced rdf 213
RDF Schema and OWL 213
Reification, Quads, and Named Graphs 220
RDF and XML 224
chaPter 21 rdf Query language: sParQl 229
Triple Patterns and Query 229
Graph Patterns 232
Querying from Multiple Graphs 235
chaPter 22 linking oPen data ProJect 239
Classifying Open Data: The Five-Star Rating System 240
Four Linked Data Principles 242
Cool URIs for the Semantic Web 243
Linking Data Sets 246
references 251
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