Method And System For Binding A Watcher Representing A Principal To A Tuple Based On A Matching Criterion
OwnerRobert P. Morrisinventor
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Methods, systems and computer program products are described for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple. In one aspect, a system comprises a message router component configured to receive a watcher matching criterion to bind a watcher representing a principal to a tuple, and an attribute manager component configured to receive an attribute of a first principal represented by a first watcher in a publish/subscribe client. The system also includes a matcher component configured to determine whether the first watcher satisfies the watcher matching criterion when an update to a tuple is detected, where the determination is based on an evaluation of the watcher matching criterion and the attribute of the first principal, and a binder component configured to bind the first watcher to the updated tuple by providing at least a portion of the updated tuple information to the first watcher when the matching criterion is satisfied.
A system for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the system comprising system components including:
A system for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the system comprising system components including:
A system for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the system comprising:
A system for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the system comprising:
A method for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the method comprising:
A method for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the method comprising:
A computer readable medium storing a computer program, executable by a machine, for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the computer program comprising executable instructions for:
A computer readable medium storing a computer program, executable by a machine, for dynamically binding a watching principal to a tuple, the computer program comprising executable instructions for:
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