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DEEDS – a Distributed and Extensible Event Dissemination Service
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An event dissemination model based on a publish/subscribe/feedback paradigm over active event channels that incorporate specific routing logic to achieve protocol transparency, custom quality of service guarantees and multiple delivery semantics is detailed.Abstract:
In this paper, we present our ongoing research on the development of a complete event dissemination solution aimed at a broad range of distributed environments, including both stationary and mobile systems. We detail an event dissemination model based on a publish/subscribe/feedback paradigm over active event channels that incorporate specific routing logic to achieve protocol transparency, custom quality of service guarantees and multiple delivery semantics. The main features of a matching programming model are also described, including those targeted at mobile application development.read more
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