Client-Server Architecture in Mobile Environment



  • ·         Client node has much less resources than server
  • ·         Client nodes depend on server resources
  • ·         A client requests the server for data or responses
  • ·         The client can either access the data records at the server or cache these records through broadcasts or distribution  from the server

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