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....This is transparently handled by the fault tolerance module in the middleware layer. A challenge is to keep consistency between replicated rendezvous nodes and to ensure that event dissemination trees will cover all replicas. The problem is similar to multicast with multiple cores as described in [25]. A subscriber should be able to contact any of the replicated rendezvous nodes and still be able to receive events coming from event publishers attached to a different replica. Four different techniques can be identified to achieve this, and we are currently working on simulating their respective ....
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....proxy, and senders likewise transmit their data to one proxy. The proxies then use both application level protocols and SSM channels to deliver the data to all the group members. Our use of proxies is based on previous work designing a multicast routing protocol with multiple network level cores [12]. A. Basic Protocol Each SSM session advertises a primary channel, denoted by (S 1 ; G 1 ) and a set of proxies P 1 ; P 2 : P p , where P 1 = S 1 . The primary channel is used for backward compatibility with standard SSM hosts. Standard SSM receivers join this channel and receive all session ....
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