The advent of very large scale distributed applications in the form of peer-to-peer systems, introduced new problems caused by their intrinsic dynamic behavior (i.e., nodes continuously joining and leaving the system). Such problems inhibit the usage of many techniques developed for quasi-static distributed systems. In this paper we analyze the behavior of a simple subscription-flooding based algorithm for publish/subscribe in a highly dynamic environment. Specifically we define the problem of keeping a list of processes matching a given event (Event Distribution List) complete and accurate. We propose a simple variant of the subscription flooding approach, introducing expiration of subscriptions and their periodic refresh, and show how it ...
Abstract — An approach for efficient event dissemination in a distributed system for communication b...
Distributed content-based publish-subscribe middleware provides the necessary decoupling, flexibilit...
In this paper, we address the problem of constructing scalable content-based publish/subscribe syste...
Publish-subscribe middleware allows the components of a distributed application to subscribe for eve...
Abstract. Publish-subscribe middleware allows the components of a distributed application to subscri...
A distributed event notification service (ENS) is a middleware architecture commonly used to provide...
We describe an event-based, publish-and-subscribe system based on using “smart subscriptions ” to re...
We contribute a new paradigm for publish/subscribe systems. It is centered on the novel notion of su...
Ubiquitous Computing assumes that users and their computing devices are highly mobile. Because it is...
Distributed content-based publish-subscribe-middleware is emerging as a promising answer to the dema...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
This paper presents a formal framework of a distributed computation based on a publish/subscribe sys...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
Publish/subscribe communication paradigm is an interaction paradigm suitable for a variety of large ...
The publish-subscribe model provides strong decoupling among the components of a distributed applica...
Abstract — An approach for efficient event dissemination in a distributed system for communication b...
Distributed content-based publish-subscribe middleware provides the necessary decoupling, flexibilit...
In this paper, we address the problem of constructing scalable content-based publish/subscribe syste...
Publish-subscribe middleware allows the components of a distributed application to subscribe for eve...
Abstract. Publish-subscribe middleware allows the components of a distributed application to subscri...
A distributed event notification service (ENS) is a middleware architecture commonly used to provide...
We describe an event-based, publish-and-subscribe system based on using “smart subscriptions ” to re...
We contribute a new paradigm for publish/subscribe systems. It is centered on the novel notion of su...
Ubiquitous Computing assumes that users and their computing devices are highly mobile. Because it is...
Distributed content-based publish-subscribe-middleware is emerging as a promising answer to the dema...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
This paper presents a formal framework of a distributed computation based on a publish/subscribe sys...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
Publish/subscribe communication paradigm is an interaction paradigm suitable for a variety of large ...
The publish-subscribe model provides strong decoupling among the components of a distributed applica...
Abstract — An approach for efficient event dissemination in a distributed system for communication b...
Distributed content-based publish-subscribe middleware provides the necessary decoupling, flexibilit...
In this paper, we address the problem of constructing scalable content-based publish/subscribe syste...