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....federations, and event delivery QoS. The patterns and techniques used in the implementation of TAO s Real time Event Service can be used to improve the performance and predictability of Notification Service implementations. To explore that idea, we have implemented a Notification Service for TAO [37] and used it to validate the feasibility of building a reusable framework that factors out common code for TAO s Notification Service, its standard CORBA Event Service implementation, and its Real time Event Service. The OMG Messaging specification [26] gives application developers control over ....
P. Gore, R. K. Cytron, D. C. Schmidt, and C. O'Ryan, "Designing and Optimizing a Scalable CORBA Notification Service," in Proceedings of the Workshop on Optimization of Middleware and Distributed Systems, (Snowbird, Utah), pp. 196--204, ACM SIGPLAN, June 2001.
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....event delivery QoS. We believe that the patterns and techniques used in the implementation of TAO s Real time Event Service can be used to improve the performance and predictability of Notification Service implementations. Based on that idea, we have implemented a Notification Service for TAO [34] and used it to validate the fea17 sibility of building reusable components for the Notification Service, CORBA Event Service and TAO s Real time Event Service. COBEA [22] is a CORBA based event architecture service that generates parameterized events, which are published by a trading service. ....
P. Gore, R. K. Cytron, D. C. Schmidt, and C. O'Ryan, "Designing and Optimizing a Scalable CORBA Notification Service," in Proceedings of the Workshop on Optimization of Middleware and Distributed Systems, (Snowbird, Utah), ACM SIGPLAN, June 2001.
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....event delivery QoS. We believe that the patterns and techniques used in the implementation of TAO s Real time Event Service can be used to improve the 17 performance and predictability of Notification Service implementations. Based on that idea, we have implemented a Notification Service for TAO [34] and used it to validate the feasibility of building reusable components for the Notification Service, CORBA Event Service and TAO s Real time Event Service. COBEA [22] is a CORBA based event architecture service that generates parameterized events, which are published by a trading service. For ....
P. Gore, R. K. Cytron, D. C. Schmidt, and C. O'Ryan, "Designing and Optimizing a Scalable CORBA Notification Service," in Proceedings of the Workshop on Optimization of Middleware and Distributed Systems, (Snowbird, Utah), pp. 196--204, ACM SIGPLAN, June 2001.
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P. Gore, R. K. Cytron, D. C. Schmidt, and C. O'Ryan. Designing and Optimizing a Scalable CORBA Notification Service. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Optimization of Middleware and Distributed Systems, pp. 196--204, Snowbird, Utah, June 2001. ACM SIGPLAN.
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