[Fiware-data] PLEASE: Regarding integration between Pub/Sub Broker GE and the CEP GE

Guy Sharon GUYSH at il.ibm.com
Wed Feb 29 20:27:14 CET 2012


Hi all,

"Third" module responsibility of conversion - this could be done by 
implementing specific input and output adapters of our CEP engine
These adapters support JMS meaning we can subscribe to a topic or listen 
to a queue for incoming events and we can publish to a topic or send to a 
queue outgoing events \ complex events.
These adapters also support REST as clients.
Meaning we can REST GET events from a RESTfull service as incoming events 
to CEP and we can REST POST events to a RESTfull service as outgoing \ 
complex events 


Regards,

Guy Sharon
Manager, Event-based Middleware & Solutions Group
IBM Research - Haifa

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From:   Moltchanov Boris <boris.moltchanov at telecomitalia.it>
To:     Juanjo Hierro <jhierro at tid.es>
Cc:     "fiware-data at lists.fi-ware.eu" <fiware-data at lists.fi-ware.eu>
Date:   29/02/2012 20:04
Subject:        Re: [Fiware-data] PLEASE: Regarding integration between 
Pub/Sub Broker  GE and the CEP GE
Sent by:        fiware-data-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu



Hi Juanjo, 
 
Ok. Got your point and never used it differently. Sorry if sometimes 
seemed differently. 
 
I would confirm that the PubSub based on the context broker is unable to 
handle any request without an valuated entityID notation. Thus, as stated 
from very beginning and discussed with Guy and as you suggested (after 
conversation with Carlo during the last f2f) we have to comply with the 
context data structure (Within the vision document). Otherwise the query, 
subscription and entity resolution all based on the context broker will 
not work (confirmation from Telecom Italia developers).
 
Therefore regarding the third point (Event Objects) of your email below 
the PubSub shall receive EventsObjects, and then eventually republishing 
them to the consumers, with an entityID and will provide to anyone CEP 
included the context data elements with entityIDs.  You have suggested, if 
I?m not wrong, to put this enityID either fixed or fixed but configurable. 
I suggest, as discussed with Guy and tried to explain in the call, that we 
derive the entityID from the EO?s attributes if there is at least one. If 
there is no one a fixed entityID such as entityID=CEP shall be introduces. 
And viceversa an entityID coming from the PubSub into the CEP might be 
?encoded? into the EO?s entity attribute element.  However both such 
conversions are out of scope of the current components and shall be 
performed by a ?third? module that will accomplish an EO into the context 
element (EO(event,opt.entityID) -> context(entityID, scope=event) and 
viceversa will rebuild an EO from a context element 
(context(entityID,scope)->EO(scope+attr.entityID)). 
 
Moreover, the same ?third? module could perform subscription to the PubSub 
for the events/scopes that the CEP needs to derive the EO, as far as, if I 
remember well, the CEP is unable to perform the subscription and shall be 
feeded (pushed) by the events or contexts_as_events, Guy confirm? And the 
PubSub does not perform subscription on itself, but on behalf of a 
consumer. There may be no explicit specific consumer for feeding the CEP, 
thus this subscription task to the PubSub on behalf of the CEP will be 
taken by this ?third? component. 
 
Let?s have a closer look to this proposed architectural/functional vision 
in tomorrow AC.
 
Best Regards,
Boris
 
From: fiware-data-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu [
mailto:fiware-data-bounces at lists.fi-ware.eu] On Behalf Of Juanjo Hierro
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 1:19 PM
To: fiware-data at lists.fi-ware.eu
Subject: [Fiware-data] PLEASE: Regarding integration between Pub/Sub 
Broker GE and the CEP GE
 
Hi Boris,
 
  PLEASE, while making your proposal for the solution on how to map 
concepts between the Pub/Sub Broker GE and CEP pleas DO FOLLOW the terms 
and definitions proposed in the FI-WARE Product Vision:
"Context Elements" (which certainly map to the concepts defined in OMA) 
"Data Elements" (= Context Elements but without EntityId) 
"Event Objects": the programming structure that will be used by the CEP 
into which Context Elements and Data Elements should be mapped. 
  Let's try to avoid the term "Event" which may introduce confusion and 
doesn't add to much the technical discussion which is indeed about how to 
map between the data structures listed above (the term Event can be used 
but should then be under the definition provided in the FI-WARE Product 
Vision).

  Cheers, 

-- Juanjo
 
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