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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 17, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 10, 2012
Bharat V. Bedi, Portsmouth, GB;
Helen S. Bowyer, Romsey, GB;
Kevin C. Brown, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Edward G. Jellard, Southampton, GB;
Robert S. Smart, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Graham White, Alton, GB;
Bharat V. Bedi, Portsmouth, GB;
Helen S. Bowyer, Romsey, GB;
Kevin C. Brown, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Edward G. Jellard, Southampton, GB;
Robert S. Smart, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Graham White, Alton, GB;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
Message routing in a publish/subscribe system where messages are routed from one or more publishers to one or more subscribers according to respective defined paths through a topic tree. A pseudo-topic tree path comprised of a partial path definition and a selection function is specified by a subscriber or publisher. When executed, the selection function searches the topic tree to identify one or more path definition segments, which segments replace the selection function in the pseudo-topic tree path to generate one or more complete path definitions that are then usable for routing messages.