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service discovery

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service discovery
The capability of automatically identifying a hardware or software service in a network such as a scanner, printer, Web server or shared file. Discovery systems either use central depositories where services are registered, or they provide a method for querying every device on the network. See Zeroconf, UPnP, UDDI, SLP and Web services.
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A sampling of the wide range of topics includes: adaptation approaches on the Web, cultural and regional e-commerce, enterprise resource planning, global understanding environment, mobile advertising, semantic models and rules, technology-related privacy issues, virtual environments, Web service discovery systems, and wireless integration of patient information systems.
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Service discovery is designed to allow two disparate devices, such as a printer and a PC, to communicate their functional capabilities to one another to determine whether one can use the other.
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