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....services, such as locating, advertising, and filtering of events or matching event patterns, are not available from this model. Applications based on this model have to provide their own solutions for these issues. Nevertheless, several higher level services, such as the TINA Notification Service [163], have been implemented on top of the CORBA Event Service. The COrba Based Event Architecture [103] COBEA) attempts to remedy many of the problems described above. COBEA is based on the Cambridge Event Paradigm [8] and extends the CORBA Event Service with the publish register notify mode; ....
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....These and many other questions must be carefully addressed in any design and implementation effort. Recently there have been a small number of proposals and initial prototypes for Internet scale event facilities, such as the OMG CORBA Event Service [27,28] and the TINA Notification Service [35]. But the definitions of these facilities address only a limited portion of the full problem space. Therefore, we have begun to design a new facility for event observation and notification that better serves the needs of Internet scale applications. In this paper we present results from our first ....
....style of communication (in which the supplier initiates the communication) Additional interfaces define channels, which act as buffers and multicast distribution points between suppliers and consumers. The TINA Notification Service is a similar service defined on top of the CORBA Event Service [35]. The CORBA Event Service lacks support for many aspects of event observation and notification defined in Section 3. The object model is the object model of CORBA, and an event is simply a message that one object communicates to another object as a parameter of some interface method. The ....
Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture Consortium, "TINA Notification Service Description", July 1996.
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Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture Consortium - TINA. TINA Notification Service Description, July 1996.
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