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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 09, 2004
Filed:
Jan. 10, 2003
Thomas Gray, Carp, CA;
Daniel Amyot, Hull, CA;
Oriane Leger, Cornwall, CA;
Wendy Young, Swastika, CA;
Wayne Young, New Liskeard, CA;
Ian Lakins, Kingston, CA;
John Day, Kingston, CA;
Colin Banger, Kingston, CA;
David Athersych, Kingston, CA;
Mitel Knowledge Corporation, , CA;
Abstract
According to the present invention, a plurality of new tuple-space operators is provided for enhancing the capability of tuple spaces to provide fine-grained control of presence and location systems. New Deactivate/Activate and Mass Timer Extension operators may be applied simultaneously to large numbers of tuples and anti-tuples, thereby improving system responsiveness. A new Query operator greatly increases the ability of presence and location systems to guarantee that private information in the tuple space remains private.
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