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Leading the pervasive adoption of grid computing for research and industry © 2005 Global Grid Forum The information contained herein is subject to change without notice INFOD Pattern and Use Cases Dieter Gawlick, Oracle October, 2005 (GGF15 in Boston)

2 GGF Intellectual Property Policy All statements related to the activities of the GGF and addressed to the GGF are subject to all provisions of Appendix B of GFD-C.1, which grants to the GGF and its participants certain licenses and rights in such statements. Such statements include verbal statements in GGF meetings, as well as written and electronic communications made at any time or place, which are addressed to any GGF working group or portion thereof, Where the GFSG knows of rights, or claimed rights, the GGF secretariat shall attempt to obtain from the claimant of such rights, a written assurance that upon approval by the GFSG of the relevant GGF document(s), any party will be able to obtain the right to implement, use and distribute the technology or works when implementing, using or distributing technology based upon the specific specification(s) under openly specified, reasonable, non-discriminatory terms. The working group or research group proposing the use of the technology with respect to which the proprietary rights are claimed may assist the GGF secretariat in this effort. The results of this procedure shall not affect advancement of document, except that the GFSG may defer approval where a delay may facilitate the obtaining of such assurances. The results will, however, be recorded by the GGF Secretariat, and made available. The GFSG may also direct that a summary of the results be included in any GFD published containing the specification.

3 Agenda Patterns −Base Pattern −POBoxes −Single Disseminator −Multiple Disseminator Use Case −Car dealer/buyer community −Registry entries −Subscriptions −Matching dealers and buyers −More cases to come

4 The Start Publisher Consumer Publication WS message delivery is the start

5 INFO Base Pattern Publisher Consumer Publication Registry Consumer Filtering * Registry allows identification of relevant consumers * Consumers can be described with community vocabulary

6 INFO Base Pattern Publisher Consumer Publication Registry Publishers Publisher Filtering * Registry allows verification of relevant publishers * Publishers can be described with community vocabulary

7 INFO Base Pattern Publisher Consumer Publication Registry Data Vocabulary Data Vocabularies Data Vocabularies * Registry ensures use of shared vocabularies

8 INFO Base Pattern Publisher Consumer Registry Vocabularies Publisher Consumer Subscriptions Vocabulary Associations Publications Subscriptions Subscription Operation * Subscription managed by registry Subscription based publication Requires sophisticated publishers consumers

9 POBoxes Publisher Consumer Registry Vocabularies Publishers Consumers Subscriptions Associations Publication Subscriptions POBox GetData Constraint Verification Subscription Operation Subscriptions * Significant part of the logic is outsourced * From publishers and consumer to POBoxes

10 POBoxes Publisher Consumer Publication POBox GetData Constraint Verification Registry Vocabularies Publishers Consumers Subscriptions Associations * There are no Subscription * This is classical Messaging

11 Single Disseminator Publisher Consumer Publication Subscriptions Disseminator Constraint Verification Publication Registry Vocabularies Publishers Consumers Subscriptions Associations Subscription Operation Subscriptions * Significant part of the logic is outsourced * From publishers and consumer to Disseminators

12 Multiple Disseminators Publisher Consumer Publication Subscriptions Disseminator Constraint Verification Publication Subscriptions Disseminator Propagation Registry Vocabularies Publishers Consumers Subscriptions Associations Subscription Operation * A publishers/consumers can work (and trust) their local disseminators. * Significant parts of the dissemination are handled by the disseminators

13 Agenda Patterns −Base Pattern −POBoxes −Single Disseminator −Multiple Disseminator Use Case −Car dealer/buyer community −Registry entries −Subscriptions −Matching dealers and buyers −Additional use cases

14 Car Use Case Keep up-to-date with the inventory of cars, which are of interest to me and are from dealers who are −Not too far away −Have been in business for some time −Have a good BBB rating −Have a good service rating Keep in mind −The buyer should determine what information is of interest −An initial state as well as changes should be available −Explicitly knowledge of the names of the dealers who qualify at any point in time should not be required −Not only the inventory is changing Dealers may come and go The properties of dealers may change

15 Car Use Case

16 Publisher - Car Dealer Column NameValues INFOD_IdentifierCA_FF INFOD_NameFrontier Ford INFOD_DescriptionOldest Ford Dealer in SFO Bay Area INFOD_UserPropVocabCarDealer INFOD_UserProps<CarDealer BBBRating=“5” YOS=“15” Location=“37,74” /> INFOD_PropConstraint_S1 = 1 INFOD_PropConstraint_CINFOD_UserPropVocab = ‘CarBuyer’ and EXTRACT (INFOD_UserProps, ‘/CarBuyer[CreditRating > 4 and infod:SpatialWID(Location, Point(37,74),30) = 1]’) is not null..

17 Car Dealer Column NameValues ReferenceEPR of publisher, this binds an dealer property entry to a publisher entry Name LocationAddress PhonePhone number address Web-siteURL Open_forYears in business BBB_ratingA number between 1 and 5 Service_RatingA number between 1 and 12 This is the description of a dealer using the dealer vocabulary, which is previously registered

18 Consumer - Car Buyer Column NameValues INFOD_IdentifierSMC INFOD_NameSusan Maria Callas INFOD_DescriptionCar Buyer INFOD_UserPropVocabCarBuyer INFOD_UserProps INFOD_PropConstraint_S1 = 1 INFOD_PropConstraint_PINFOD_UserPropVocab = ‘CarDealer’ and EXTRACT(INFOD_UserProp, ‘/CarBuyer[YOS > 10 and BBBRating > 3]’) is not null..

19 Car Buyer Column NameValues ReferenceEPR of consumer, this binds a buyer property entry to a consumer entry Name LocationAddress PhonePhone number An address Credit_RatingA number between 1 and 5 InterestOptional expression describing interest of the buyer; could be used instead of subscriptions This is the description of a buyer using the buyer vocabulary, which is previously registered

20 Subscriptions – From Buyer Column NameValues INFOD_IdentifierCarFinder INFOD_NameFind a Car INFOD_DescriptionWatch for Car Offers INFOD_UserPropVocabCarSubsciption INFOD_UserProps INFOD_Data_VocabCar INFOD_Data_ConstraintEXTRACT (Message, ‘//[Make = “FORD” and Type = “SUV” and Price < 20000]’) is not null INFOD_PropConstraint_PINFOD_UserPropVocab = ‘CarDealer’ and EXTRACT(INFOD_UserProp, ‘/CarDealer[infod:SpatialWID(Location, Point(36.99,73.85),5) = 1]’) is not null INFOD_PropConstraint_CINFOD_Identifier = ‘SMC’..

21 The Car Data Column NameValues INFOD_Type INFOD_Name INFOD_Description INFOD_EntityTechnically the EPR of the publisher Frontier Ford INFOD_AssociateTechnically the EPR of the Inventory vocabulary INFOD_Property_Constraint INFOD_Policies INFOD_Data_SourceA view of the cars table shared by all dealers.. Properties could be used to restrict information To a group of consumers

22 Additional Use Cases Editing of digital audio/video Network monitoring SensorNet DAIS 3 rd party delivery