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nancial services, process control, scienti c computing, and distributed interactive simulations. 6.1.3 Organization The remainder of this chapter is organized as follows: Section 6.2 gives a brief overview of middleware technologies and describes limitations of conventional object-based middleware technologies; Section 6.3 describes how component middleware addresses key limitations of object-oriented middleware and then explains how current component middleware does not yet support DRE application development effectively; Section 6.4 illustrates how the CIAO and QuO middleware expands the capabilities of conventional component middleware to facilitate static and dynamic QoS provisioning and enforcement for DRE applications; Section 6.5 compares our work on CIAO and Qoskets with related research; and Section 6.6 presents concluding remarks.

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Channel-based systems categorize events into prede ned groups. Consumers subscribe to the groups of interest and receive all messages sent to the groups Messages are enhanced with a tag describing their subject. Subscribers can declare their interests in these subjects exibly by using a string pattern match on the subject, for example, all messages with a subject starting of Car for Sale As an attempt to overcome the limitations on subscription declarations, content-based ltering allows subscribers to use exible querying languages in order to declare their interests with respect to the contents of the messages. For example, such a query could be giving the price of stock SUN when the volume is over 10,000. Such a query in SQL-92 would be stock symbol = SUN AND stock volume >10,000 Content-based ltering with patterns, also known as composite events [10], enhances content-based ltering with additional functionality for expressing user interests across multiple messages. Such a query could be giving the price of stock SUN when the price of stock Microsoft is less than $50

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