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Transactions in Distributed Event-Based Middleware
San Francisco, CA June 26-June 29
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Luis Vargas, University of Cambridge, UK
Jean Bacon, University of Cambridge, UK
Ken Moody, University of Cambridge, UK
Distributed event-based middleware (DEBM) provides a basis for the interoperation of autonomous components in large-scale systems. Transactions ensure the atomic and reliable execution of operations that involve interconnected clients. Integrating transactions and DEBM is a challenging software design problem with important applications. This paper presents the Hermes Transaction Service (HTS), a service that supports event-driven applications with transactional requirements. HTS uses transaction-context propagation via event notifications, where the contexts of publishers and subscribers are interrelated within a mixed transaction. Clients may opt to be compensatable or noncompensatable. Optional anonymity of transaction participants is supported through hash-based set memberships.
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Luis Vargas, Jean Bacon, Ken Moody, "Transactions in Distributed Event-Based Middleware," cec-eee, pp.53, The 8th IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology and The 3rd IEEE International Conference on Enterprise Computing, E-Commerce, and E-Services (CEC/EEE'06), 2006
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