Thomas Fischer
Richard Lenz
ABSTRACT
The Massive Multiuser Event InfraStructure (M2etis) project is aimed at a generic middleware that supports the optimization of event dissemination based on a multidimen- sional semantic classification of event types. In this paper, we introduce the M2etis system architecture with its core concepts.
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Digital Library
- T. Fischer, M. Daum, F. Irmert, N. C. P., and R. Lenz. Exploitation of Event-Semantics for Distributed Publish/Subscribe Systems in Massively Multiuser Virtual Environments. In IDEAS '10, Montreal, QC, Canada, 2010. Google ScholarDigital Library
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Index Terms
- Towards an adaptive event dissemination middleware for MMVEs
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