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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2944-5en notifications cross process boundaries, you have to be really careful about what kind of information is in the payload, because expensive marshaling might be involved. A common solution is to make use of lightweight business objects in notification payloads. These lightweight objects are sculpted

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Integral Evaluation with Mellin Transforms,rence between a notification system and a messaging system is becoming increasingly blurred, and many commercial products provide support for both. While research systems tend to be more documented in the literature, commercial systems are on the front line and often push the envelope by using new t

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Narrowband Signals and Phasor Fields, of pattern to use, you should first determine whether you need a push or pull interaction. This decision usually depends on who has control of the interaction—the caller or the callee. The timing of the interaction (synchronous or asynchronous) is probably the second-most important decision. When c

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Brian B. Schwartz,Sonia Frota-Pess?am—like most distributed systems—is due mainly to the interactions between the various parts. While class diagrams are useful to describe the design of individual components, wiring diagrams are generally more helpful in depicting the whole system..Software development is one of those activities that

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Coupling, and what effects it has, you might be inclined to spend time in your next project thinking about ways to design and partition your code to keep coupling under control. After all, a system with minimal coupling is much easier to develop, test, and maintain.