Latecomer
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Techopedia Explains Latecomer
A groupware system requires a basic mechanism that allows latecomers to attain a system's current state via a replay describing how a current state was attained. This mechanism logs modifying events in a history list. This list is replayed to latecomers with a current activity status. If an event depends on external information, it can be difficult to replay a log correctly.Maintaining history can present two key issues:
- It can potentially consume too much memory space.
- A complete replay consumes time.
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