[mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds
Jason Giglio <gigstaggart@gmail.com> Wed, 25 March 2009 22:05 UTC
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Subject: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds
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Since it has come up several times that there is interest in a more lightweight proposal, here is a paper I co-authored with Pleiades Consulting called "Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds". The short version -- The viewer could just perform full logout and login seamlessly (and potentially behind the scenes) with a client-side credentials cache. The various worlds need not communicate or trust each other at all. http://www.meerkatviewer.org/whitepaper.pdf http://www.meerkatviewer.org/whitepaper.odt
- [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Jason Giglio
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Gareth Nelson
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Morgaine
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Hurliman, John
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Charles Krinke
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Mystical Demina
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Charles Krinke
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Mystical Demina
- Re: [mmox] Loosely Coupled Virtual Worlds Morgaine