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Gary Haugen, President and founder of International Justice Mission, suggests three reasons why the church is reluctant to preach justice. We're reluctant to preach justice because it's perceived to bring politics into the pulpit. Partisan politics, we all know, have no place in the pulpit. Second, justice is not always the felt needs of those […] [Read More]
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Today, in our Texas' death chamber, we will put Mark Stroman to death for crimes he commited. I, for one, am tired of killing. I am tired of my complicity in executions, violence, vengeance and hate. I offer this prayer for all of us executioners, that we might once and for all end this cycle of violence and […] [Read More]
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Stevenson High School students overwhelmingly approve of the counseling services provided by the school's student services division, according to newly released survey results. More than 90 percent of students who attended the school in the 2012-13 term said they agreed or strongly agreed when asked if they felt their counselor was easy to talk to, knows who they are, and was helpful in selecting courses that meet their needs, interests and future goals. Additionally, 70 percent of those surveyed in the Class of 2012 said they were better prepared than most of their college classmates. Also, 87 percent of surveyed students who had been away from Stevenson for five years said the school prepared them well for college. Nearly 3,300 current and former students took the survey.
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In the wake of recent crisis developments in the US and Europe, non-bank credit channels have often been portrayed as 'shadow banking' and have been considered primarily through the lens of the risks they may pose to financial stability.
However, the debate about financial system structures remains immature, in large part due to lack of reliable and comparable data.
The available evidence actually points towards a correlation between the development of non-bank credit and higher resilience against systemic risk, at least in developed economies. Policy should aim at better statistical information, and at strengthening the infrastructure for the gradual development of sustainable nonbank credit provision.
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Astronomers announced they have found a planet with rings that dwarf Saturn's, CNN reported. The planet, which is about 400 light-years away, has rings that are 200 times as big as Saturn's. Astronomers say that if the planet, J1407b, was where Saturn is, we would see the rings more clearly than we see a full moon.
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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Brock Berlin threw for a touchdown and St. Louis held off Kansas City, 17-9, in the preseason finale for both teams.
Berlin and Keith Null each connected on 9-of-17 passes for the Rams (3-1), who are in Seattle to begin the regular season on September 13. Berlin had 97 yards, while Null went for 78. Kyle Boller was 3-of-4 for 24 yards in the start.
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Can you say 'old school'? When I think of Mexican dining, Vega's decor is spot on. Low lighting, booths, dividers, cloth napkins and a full on separate bar in which you may dine if you can take the noise. The obligatory chips and salsa were what they should be: spicy salsa, not the tomato/onion/cilantro throw together offered by so many other eateries. If the salsa is no bueno, it's a tip off of what's to come but Vega got that right. I ordered a basic - cheese enchilada/chile relleno/rice/beans because to give you an unbiased review, I had to go with something one could get just about anywhere. It was tasty but the chile part of the relleno was a tad undercooked. Chiles need to be softened prior to the bake or it's like getting a piece of dry seaweed mixed in with the delish sauce, cheese and egg. BUT, I would come back; the overall experience is positive. I had the house margarita. Good. The service was good however - I am one that, unless you see me looking for you, leave me be. If I have a problem, if I need more sauce or whatever, leave me be. (I and my guest were approached no less than four times during the meal and asked if everything was OK. All restaurant workers need to observe their customers; if they are in conversation, leave them be.) Vega was packed. Every table filled (although I saw no children and it was a pleasure to not have to hear wailing toddlers or dodge such walking to our booth), people waiting outside near valet parking, bar had their party on..."festive" comes to mind. Oh and very casual ... lots of jeans but saw a few suits/dresses. It's a mix and it works. Restroom was clean and stocked, ladies. Next time, I will try one of their specials which will tell us a lot. Vega is likened to the steak houses we love, but Mexican and sans Sinatra. Kiki says yes to Casa Vega.
Posted by Alison on 08/26/2013
Have visited every week with family. Hostess dismissive on a regular basis. Likely the same hostess mentioned in the previous review! Continued to come back because our kids like it there. Refused to seat us in the dining room, even though we explained we didn't want to sit in the bar area with our children during "Happy Hour". Hostess insisted we sit in the bar. When walking away from our table she rolled her eyes at us. Hostess proceeded to seat all newly arrived patrons in dining room after we were seated in bar area. When asked about rationale behind her seating arrangements, hostess very rude, would not allow me to speak and most certainly did not offer apology. For that amount of money for "Mexican" cuisine, we should be treated much better. Beware!
Posted by Gary on 06/09/2013
I went to meet a friend at Casa Vega. I had eaten there 20 years prior. 20 years ago was a good experience. How ever my experience today was not so good. In a nutshell the food was ok. The atmosphere is nice. The price of the food is fair. However the staff has some problems! In coming into the restaurant you are greeted by a 20 something girl who has an attitude and acts like you are bothing her. While I was waiting for my table she wsa sitting behind her podium texting. She would not let me sit at my table because my friend was not there yet. I wanted a drink while I was waiting but could not sit in the bar area because it was small and packed. Finally sit down at the table and ordered a double Margarita and it came back as a sweet blended fruit drink. There was no tequilla. So I had to ask the waited for an other after that he had an attitude. We ordered another round and it took 45 minutes to get another round. Finally dinner came and he never came back to ask how the food was or if we wanted more drinks. The only considerate person that came by to fill our water glasses and ask how our food was, was the busboy. I think they should make the busboy a waiter and have the waiter stuff tacos in the back. The hostess in the front should go work in bevely hills somewhere so they can apprecite her attitiude. I would never eat here again.!
Posted by Jazzy on 02/12/2012
Way too expensive for the quality of the food. Some of the local small Mexican restaurants have better tasting food for 1/3 the price.
Posted by mike on 12/14/2010
i do not understand all the wonderful reviews..do you people not get out of the valley...this is subpar over priced food....the best part of dinner at casa vega was the christmas decorations....never again
Posted by Sb8&DLo on 03/04/2009
So I don't know what the other reviewers are talking about. The only drawback about this place is the long wait at times. But the food is incredible and surpasses the standards of authentic Mexican food. The atmosphere is dope and the chips and salsa are semi addicting. My boy and I are pretty regular there and we like many other people have waited for about an hour on end to get to the FOOD. The atmosphere just tops it off. Great Food! Bad reviewers Below.
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the atmosphere and drinks at this place are great! you will have to wait to get in, but it is usually worth it. the food is not so good. definitely don't go for the food.


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Camate here.
Last month we upgraded the Recruit a Friend Campaign in a big way by adding new rewards for bringing your buddies into Eorzea. One of the...larger...bonuses is the Twintania mount. Since yesterday, you might have noticed a lot of Twintania mounts flying around the skies, but no need to freak out! She has been tamed and there is no fear of being dive bombed.
In addition to this great mount, we also added the "Ballroom Etiquette - Improper Greetings" item that unlocks the new emote, Fist Bump!
There's no cooler way to greet your friend or celebrate a victorious battle than smashing your fists together!
It seems one of the developers, who shall remain unnamed, pointed out that there are other uses for this emote as well...
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It had just started sprinkling. I was hurrying home in my car, anxious and stressed, having put off until the last minute writing a keynote speech I was to give the next day.
In my preoccupied state I barely registered the tiny woman walking along the shoulder of the busy coastal highway where I live. Carrying a baby in one arm and holding the hand of a small child in the other, she was not much bigger than the child walking next to her. Still at least a mile from town, neither she nor her children had any substantial clothing to protect them from the rain.
I knew I needed to stop and help her, but my mind said "this is not a good time, you absolutely need to get back and write this speech. Do it another time when you are less stressed. Surely someone else will come by and help her."
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Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert has played down the emotion surrounding his return to Norwich on Saturday and insisted he is fully focused on maintaining his side's recent good form.
The Scot enjoyed three hugely successful years at Carrow Road, guiding the Canaries to consecutive promotions and an impressive first season in the Barclays Premier League before leaving on acrimonious terms.
Saturday marks his second return to Carrow Road since leaving, having beaten his old team 4-1 in the Capital One Cup earlier this season. And Lambert insists his links with the club will be far from his thoughts if Villa beat 14th-placed
Norwich and worsen their plight while boosting his own side's survival bid.
"I think if you get caught up in my connection there it deflects from the game," he said. "It's not about me going back there because I've been back already. I had three fabulous years there and took a team from League One, built it up, the crowd bought into it, the lads I worked with were fantastic.
"It's another game and I'm looking forward to going down there. I have fantastic memories there but it has gone.
"I'm looking forward to it because I had three really enjoyable years there that I don't think anyone would have seen coming.
"The players I worked with were fantastic and one or two are still there. I probably know them better than they know themselves, really.
"There's a few teams right in the relegation battle anyway. We know we've got a hard game there but we're certainly playing well enough. That's the big difference.
"My job is here. We have to win. If our fans are anything like they were for the cup game then we'll be taking a ferocious support down there. It will be a tough game but we're certainly playing well."
Villa are now in control of their destiny and look a good bet to stay up but Lambert is reluctant to rest on his laurels just yet.
"It's never over until it's over but you have to give yourself a chance."
Midlands rivals West Brom could help Villa keep their top flight status for next season by beating Wigan this weekend.
"You can't think about other teams doing you favours, you have to do it yourself," Lambert insisted. "The big thing for me is that every time we've been asked to get a result against somebody round about us we've done it and the lads have come up with the answers.
"Hopefully that will be the case again."
Lambert has revealed several of his players could be in line for improved deals should Villa's Premier League status be retained.
The likes of Andreas Weimann, Matthew Lowton, Ashley Westwood and, most notably, Christian Benteke have all enjoyed excellent breakthrough seasons.
"There are a few in there that you would look at that have done really well," said the manager.
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A message broker can allow any server in a cluster to publish to, and subscribe, to a message channel. A server subscribing to a channel can set up a message filter such that XQuery expressions can be used to filter against the messages arriving on the channel A message broker can also utilize a unique filtering algorithm to optimize data access. Static subscription information can be captured in order for a message broker to do client-side filtering. A message broker can also construct and maintain at least one table in memory that indicates whether any server in the cluster may ever do a dynamic subscription. For dynamic subscriptions, the publishing server can extract the information from a database, such as by executing a DBMS select on a subscription table using a primary key lookup.
1. A system for filtering messages between servers on a message channel, comprising:
a message broker component that enables the servers to publish messages to a message channel and to subscribe to receiving messages on said message channel; the message broker associated with a cache memory and a database to determine routing,
wherein the message broker checks whether the servers are capable of registering for a dynamic subscription to the message channel, wherein the dynamic subscription can change at runtime, and wherein if the servers are capable of registering for said dynamic subscription, the message broker accesses the database to get subscription information, otherwise if the servers are not capable of registering for said dynamic subscription, the message broker accesses the cache memory to get the subscription information.
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a message queue adapted to receive messages on the message channel.
8. A computer readable storage medium having a set of instructions stored thereon, which when executed by one or more processors, cause said one or more processors to implement:
a message broker component that enables the servers to publish messages to a message channel and to subscribe to receiving messages on said message channel; the message broker associated with a cache memory and a database to determine routing,
wherein the message broker checks whether the servers are capable of registering for a dynamic subscription to the message channel, wherein the dynamic subscription can change at runtime, and wherein if the servers are capable of registering for said dynamic subscription, the message broker accesses the database to get subscription information, otherwise if the servers are not capable of registering for said dynamic subscription, the message broker accesses the cache memory to get the subscription information.
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a message queue adapted to receive messages on the message channel.
This application is a continuation application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/785,701, filed on Feb. 24, 2004 and issued on Nov. 6, 2007 as U.S. Pat. No. 7,293,038, entitled "Systems and Methods for Client -Side Filtering of Subscribed Messages", by Mike Blevins, et al., which claims priority to U.S. Patent Provisional Application 60/450,061 entitled "Systems and Methods for Client-side Filtering of Subscribed Messages", by Mike Blevins, et al., filed Feb. 25, 2003.
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The present invention relates to the filtering of messages in a subscription-based messaging model.
Many systems exist that allow for messaging between servers in a cluster. These systems often follow a publish/subscribe approach to messaging. Using such an approach, servers in a cluster can choose to "subscribe" to a particular topic, or type of message, such that the server receives any message on that topic or of that type. When a server has a message to be sent to "subscribers," the server will "publish" the message, or send a copy of the message to each server in the cluster. Each server receiving the message has a set of filters or rules that will determine whether or not that server has subscribed to receive that type of message. If the server has not subscribed to the topic for that particular message, the message is simply discarded. If the server has subscribed to that topic, the message can be bumped up to the application code on that server. This approach is not an efficient use of resources, however, as many messages are sent that are ultimately discarded.
Systems and methods in accordance with the present invention overcome deficiencies in existing messaging systems by taking advantage of client-side filtering. Using a component such as a message broker to filter messages before they are published to subscribers can reduce the amount of filtering and can reduce the amount of message traffic throughout a server cluster, for example.
Other features, aspects, and objects of the invention can be obtained from a review of the specification, the figures, and the claims.
Systems and methods in accordance with the present invention can overcome deficiencies in existing messaging systems by taking advantage of a messaging component or control referred to herein as a message broker (MB). As with many existing systems, a message broker follows a publish and subscribe messaging approach. Many Java messaging service (JMS) implementations follow this approach, where someone publishes a message to which a number of people can subscribe.
A message broker can operate in a homogeneous server cluster. The message broker can allow any server in that cluster to publish to and subscribe to a channel, which is somewhat analogous to a topic in earlier messaging systems. A server subscribing to a channel can set up a message filter such that XQuery expressions can be used to filter against the messages arriving on the channel. XQuery is a standard query language for processing XML data and data whose structure is similar to XML. A user can write or create an XQuery expression that can extract a portion of the (XML) document payload. The server can then compare the extracted fragment against a filter value for that channel, and if the XML fragment matches the filter value then the server receives the message.
A message broker can also utilize a unique filtering algorithm to optimize data access. For example, some subscriptions can said to be "static" subscriptions", in that the subscription information will never change. The static subscription information can be captured in order for a message broker to do what is referred to herein as client-side filtering. A "client" in this case refers to a role in the cluster, as the server attempting to publish a message to the cluster is referred to as the client for that publish operation. As discussed previously, existing systems do what is referred to as server-side filtering, where a "server" is the role of any cluster server receiving a message.
A message broker can construct and maintain at least one table in memory that indicates whether any server in the cluster may ever do a dynamic subscription, or a non-static subscription. If all servers in a cluster are doing exclusively static subscriptions, then a message broker may never need to access a database for subscription information, as all the information can simply be cached in resident memory. A static subscriber can have registered for messages at subscriber deployment time, while a dynamic subscriber can register for messages at runtime, and may potentially register quite frequently. If any server in the cluster is capable of doing a dynamic subscription, that information can be difficult to cache as it can change at any time and it is then necessary to ensure that all cached instances have the same information, that the information is current, and that each instance is notified whenever the dynamic subscription information changes. For dynamic subscriptions, then, the publishing server can extract the information from a database, such as by executing a DBMS select on a subscription table using a primary key lookup. This filtering approach can be much more efficient that filter matching using binary filters.
An example of different publication methods is shown in
Systems and methods in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention can utilize the internal architecture and runtime of a message broker to manage subscriptions, apply filters, and route messages. Message broker components, such as a message broker control and a JMS connector, can be clients of the APIs discussed herein.
A number of routing algorithms can be used for processing incoming messages. Messages delivered to a message broker for routing in one embodiment must have an assigned channel. It can be the responsibility of a message broker control or a JMS connector to assign a channel to each message.
One such algorithm is referred to as a message broker dispatch algorithm. In this dispatch algorithm, a message is received with an assigned message broker channel. All subscribers to the assigned channel that do not use a filter are identified. For subscriptions with filters, subscription information can be used to determine the distinct set of applicable filters based, at least in part, on the message channel. All applicable filters are evaluated, and the appropriate filter values obtained. Using the message broker channel, the set of satisfied filters, and the corresponding filter values, the matching subscribers can be located and added (distinctly) to those already collected. The message can then be dispatched to each subscriber. If no subscribers are found, the message can be sent to an error queue or a default subscriber.
A message broker can route incoming messages exactly once to each qualifying subscriber. This exactly-once guarantee does not extend to what the subscribers themselves may do with a message. A subscribing service could reroute the message back to the Message Broker for subsequent dispatch, presumably after performing some sort of transformation. A subscribing service could also directly route the message to other services that have already received the message from the message broker. A history property in the message envelope could be used to track and detect such scenarios.
A message broker can require a DBMS for persisting all filter and subscription data. Three database tables are required in one embodiment, including a filter table, a subscription rule table, and a dynamic subscriber table. Most of the active database querying and updating performed by the message broker can be restricted to the dynamic subscriber table.
A filter table can store filter expression information. To facilitate sharing and minimize the evaluation of duplicate filter expressions, filters can be referred to by name in message broker subscriptions. Subscribers using the same filter expression can refer to the same filter name, although this may not be guaranteed or enforced in each embodiment. For example, see Table 1.
Filter-table entries can consist of a filter name and a filter expression. A filter expression can be an XQuery, which can take advantage of an XQRL query engine and the fact that incoming messages can already be in the parsed and native binary format used by that engine. Validating filter expressions for things such as correct syntax and unbound variables can be the responsibility of development and/or deployment tools. Optionally, a field can be added here or in the cache structures to allow disabling filters whose expressions are determined at runtime to be invalid.
If filters are not named by users, these names can be generated automatically, such as by a deployment tool. This can include identifying identical filter expressions and using a common name in subscription registration. Users also may be able to independently define and name filters, which can later be referred to JWS annotations. The use of named filters also allows for possible expansion of the message filter itself. For example, if named transformations or XQuery controls are supported, this table can be expanded to allow the transformations/queries to be used as message broker filters.
A subscription rule table can store most of the information associated with an individual subscription. A subscription rule can associates a subscriber with a message channel and, optionally, a filter and filter value. For static subscribers, each entry can represent a complete subscription. For dynamic subscribers, each entry can define a subscription, but does not associate that subscription with a particular subscriber instance. In some sense, dynamic entries represent a subscription type declaration. Once a dynamic subscription rule is defined, that rule can later be associated with multiple individual subscriber instances at runtime. This instance information can be found, for example, in the dynamic subscriber table of Table 2.
Snippets of XML can be used to represent values in a column such as a FILTER_VALUE column. In many cases, the filter value will be simple, such as a string or number. More complex XML can still be allowed and handled appropriately. This field can be a BLOB of tokenized data to allow for more robust matching of XML fragments. A BLOB typically refers to a field of variable-length binary data in a database. If the filter value is null but the filter name is not, the subscriber may only require that the filter be satisfied and does not care about the specific results of evaluating the filter. This can be done primarily for static subscriptions. For dynamic subscriptions, a null filter value can indicate that the filter value is not yet determined, and may be specified with each specific instance in the dynamic subscriber table shown, for example, in Table 3. This allows dynamic subscribers to share the same dynamic subscription rule, but subscribe to different filter values. Subscribing with a null filter value can be independent of other subscriptions using the same filter. It is entirely possible to have multiple subscriptions to the same filter, where some subscribers are looking for a particular filter value and others are only looking to satisfy a criterion, such as subscribing with a null value.
The serialized data in the SUBSCRIBER_DATA field can consist of most of the pieces needed to identify a subscriber. For JWS subscribers, this means the data needed to generate a JWS request in a dispatch architecture, such as the KNEX dispatch architecture (e.g. URI, method, control ID, etc.). For static subscriptions, this information can be complete. For dynamic subscriptions, a missing piece of data can be information identifying a specific subscriber instance. For JWS subscribers, that missing piece of information can be a conversation ID. Other types of subscribers not currently imagined can be handled in a similar fashion. For JWS subscribers, all of the needed subscriber information can be available implicitly or explicitly in a JWS source file. It can be automatically collected and registered with a message broker at deployment time.
A dynamic subscriber table, as shown in Table 3, can hold dynamic subscription instance information. Since this data is undergoing constant change as running instances register and unregister for dynamic subscriptions, it can be advantageous to store this data in a database instead of caching the data in a cluster. In order to expedite such a process, the table can be designed to contain minimal information such that as much data as possible can be stored in the more quickly-accessible cache memory. For each dynamic subscriber, the name of the instance can be stored, as well as the name of the dynamic subscription rule and the particular filter value (if any) being sought. Since a message broker can be repeatedly querying the dynamic subscriber table for instance names associated with a particular subscription rule and filter value, it can be essential in some embodiments that a multi-column index be created on columns such as RULE_NAME and FILTER_VALUE. A RULE_NAME column can be used to identify a subscription rule in the subscription rule table. This could be simplified even further to use integer-based rule IDs rather than names.
SUBSCRIBER_INSTANCE can contain information that identifies a particular subscriber instance. Combined with the SUBSCRIBER_DATA information in the referenced subscription rule, this can be sufficient information for dispatching messages to a specific dynamic subscriber instance. For JWS subscribers, SUBSCRIBER_INSTANCE can hold the JWS conversation-ID. FILTER_VALUE can override a null filter value in the referenced subscription rule. If all instances of a dynamic subscription use the same filter value, it can be more efficient to store the filter value once in the subscription rule and leave the value null in the individual dynamic subscription entries. This decision can be handled automatically, such as by the message broker control.
While all subscription data can reside in a DBMS, as much data as possible can be cached in memory for performance. Given the complexities of maintaining a consistent cache in a clustered environment, it can be desirable to only cache slow-changing or constant data. This can limit caching to the contents of tables such as the Filter and Subscription Rule tables. This data can be known at deployment time, and may not be affected by user code or running services. Updates to this cached data can still be allowed, but may be allowed only through a method such as via JMX-based APIs to ensure consistency across the cluster and with the underlying DBMS.
Caching may not be supported for tables such as the Dynamic Subscriber table, as such a table can be in a constant state of flux at runtime. In fact, subscriber instances may not even exist except during runtime, and their behavior in regards to subscribing and unsubscribing to the pre-defined subscription rules can be entirely runtime dependent. As such, DBMS access can be required for every query and update to data in a Dynamic Subscriber table.
A cache used to store slowly-changing data, as well as the associated data structures, can be built from the DBMS data when a message broker first starts up. Subsequent updates via JMX can be applied to both the cache and the DBMS to ensure synchronous data storage at all times.
In addition to these data structures, additional objects can be used to link channels, filters, and subscription rules within the cache. A Cache object, for example, can represent the cache itself. Each subscription rule can be represented in a cache by a CachedRule object. Message broker channels can also be directly represented in the cache by CachedChannel objects. Filter representation in the cache can be a bit more complex, as filters can potentially be used by subscription rules that subscribe to many different message broker channels, even though the processing of a message can be limited to a single message broker channel. Therefore, a single CachedFilterSet object can be used to represent each filter in the cache. For each message broker channel that is associated with a filter via a subscription rule, then, a separate CachedFilter object can be created. Associations between filters and CachedRule/CachedChannel objects can be maintained using these channel-specific CachedFilter objects. Such an approach can help to restrict the scoping of associations to a single message broker channel, and can accelerate cache look-ups when processing messages.
The top-level Cache object can contain a hash-index to CachedRules, CachedChannels and CachedFilterSets, the index keys being rule name, channel name and filter name respectively. Each CachedRule object can contain a reference to its corresponding CachedChannel and CachedFilter. Each CachedChannel can contain an array of unfiltered CachedRule objects as well as an array of associated CachedFilter objects. The first array, unfilteredSubscribers, can allows a message broker to find all subscription rules that are subscribing to a particular message name and don't have an associated filter. This can include static and dynamic rules. A second array, applicableFilters, can allow the message broker to quickly determine the set of applicable filters for an incoming message based on those subscribers that do have an associated filter. Both sets of references can be determined at startup using information in a Subscription Rule table.
Each CachedFilter object can contain a reference back to the appropriate parent CachedFilterSet and to the assigned CachedChannel. There can also be two separate sets of CachedRule references: an array of subscription rules that have no associated filter value (null ValuedRules), and an index structure that maps specific filter values to one or more subscription rules (valuedRules). Depending on the number of filter values, this index structure can be a hash table or a simple array. These sets of references can be used to determine matching subscribers when a particular filter is satisfied by an incoming message. Both the valued and the null-valued sets of rules can include dynamic and static subscription rules.
Using the Cache
A more detailed view of an MB dispatch algorithm shows details on how a cache structure can be utilized. First, a message can be received with an assigned message broker channel All subscribers to the assigned channel that do not use a filter can be identified. In order to identify these subscribers, for instance, the Cache hash index can be probed for the relevant CachedChannel object, and the unfiltered SubscriptionRule objects can be collected from the CachedChannel unfilteredRules array. For subscribers with filters, subscription information can be used to determine the distinct set of all applicable filters based on the message channel. For instance, Filter objects can be collected from the CachedChannel applicableFilters array, and all applicable filters can be evaluated their filter values obtained. Using a message broker channel, the set of satisfied filters, and their filter values, the matching subscribers can be found and added to those already collected. In one approach, the relevant CachedFilter object can be obtained for each satisfied filter, such as by looking up the corresponding CachedFilterSet object by name and then walking the appropriate list of CachedFilters to find the one with the matching message broker channel. This walk can be very short, as filters may not be used across many different channels. If this is not the case, this list can be replaced with a hash table for large lists. SubscriptionRule objects can be obtained that do not have an associated filter value from each CachedFilter nullValuedRules array. Each CachedFilter valuedRules index structure can also be probed with the relevant filter value to get SubscriptionRule objects with matching filter values. For collected dynamic SubscriptionRule objects, a database query can be issued to get the dynamic subscriber instance information. This query can use the SubscriptionRule name and corresponding filter values. Retrieved instance strings can be combined with the SubscriptionRules ISubscriber objects to dispatch to specific dynamic subscribers. A message can be dispatched to each subscriber, such as by using an ISubscriber object from the triggered SubscriptionRules to dispatch the messages. For dynamic subscribers, retrieved instance information can be used along with the ISubscriber object to dispatch to specific dynamic subscribers. Subscriber dispatching can actually be done in the background as soon as subscribers are identified. However, the system can still keep track of the subscribers to which the system has dispatched, such that no subscriber is sent the same message multiple times.
If no subscribers are found, a message can be sent to an error queue or a default subscriber. Part of the message broker configuration and management process can be to register a default subscriber. The default subscriber can be simply an ISubscriber object to which the Message Broker always has a reference. An error queue can be implemented as a JMS-based subscriber.
Performance Tweaks
Some performance tweaks can be possible for layers such as the database and caching layers. One possible performance bottleneck is the index on the dynamic subscriber table. This index includes two VARCHAR-based keys: rule name and filter value. Maintaining and querying this index could become expensive, especially if large filter-value strings are common. This could be addressed by using an integer-based checksum computed from the filter value. This value would be an additional column in the dynamic subscriber table and would replace filter-value as the second-half of the index key. The filter value would still have to be stored, retrieved and verified for correct matches, but even a fairly cheap checksum would probably be sufficient to correctly identify matches without too many false positives.
Another tweak could involve adding an integer ID to each rule in the subscription rule table, and using that rule id to replace the rule name in the dynamic subscriber table. It may even be worthwhile to have a single checksum column based on both rule-name/id and filter value to avoid the complexities of multi-column index keys. This could be very important, since a single incoming message is likely to trigger multiple subscription rules, each with a different filter value. Representing each rule-name/filter-value pair with a single indexable value makes this a simple SQL IN query.
Subscriber Dispatching
Messages can be dispatched to subscribers in a subscriber-specific manner. A single transaction can be used by a message broker when dispatching messages. However, within the dispatch code of a particular subscriber type a separate transaction cab be used for isolation. There can be at least two types of subscribers, including JWS subscribers for web-services and workflows, and JMS subscribers.
Dispatching messages to JWS subscribers can involve generating a JWSRequest object, and scheduling it for delivery. For the most part, this can be handled through existing EJBs. To ensure transactional isolation from user code, messages can be dispatched asynchronously via an intermediate JMS queue. This can require the presence of an annotation such as @jws:message-buffer enabled="true" on any method used to receive message broker messages.
For JMS subscribers, messages can be enqueued using an existing message broker transaction. Consumers of that queue can dequeue the message in a separate transaction.
Data necessary to populate the Filter and Subscription Rule database tables can be collected at deployment time. This can be performed by a deployment tool, which can collect the data into a file and package it as part of the project's EAR file. When the EAR file is unpacked, this data can be registered with a message broker, such as by using a JMS interface. This process may work for JWS files, while non-JWS subscribers may need to use a similar tool to add subscription data to the EAR file, or may need to talk to the JMS interface directly.
User Model Overview
A message broker channel, or message-broker-channel, can have at least some similar properties to a JMS topic, but can optimized for use with business process management (BPM) services, for example.
A MessageBroker control can be a component/feature that is visible to users. Such a control can allow service (i.e., JWS or JWF) instances to publish messages to a message-broker-channel, as well as to dynamically register for and receive message-broker-channel messages. These are referred to herein as dynamic subscriptions.
Another such component/feature is an annotation. An annotation can allow a BPM service to be "started" to receive message-broker-channel messages. These will be referred to herein as static subscriptions. A JMS Connector can also be used that provides the ability to map a queued message to BPM services, using either a service URI or message-broker-channels. Further, message filters can be used for static subscriptions and MB control subscriptions to restrict the messages routed to a service. Message filters can be applied against message bodies or soap headers.
To use these components/services, a service can register to receive a message on a message-broker-channel with a static subscription using an annotation, or a dynamic subscription using the message broker control. A message can then be published to a message-broker-channel, using either the MessageBroker control or a JMS Connector. All services registered to receive the message can receive the message, subject to any filters they have set up.
Runtime Model Overview
In one embodiment, a message broker consists of JMS connectors that route incoming messages from foreign JMS queues. These connectors can be packaged as MDBs A message broker control can be utilized that allows services to publish and receive messages described at runtime. The broker can include a process that registers static subscribers at deployment time. Static and dynamic subscription tables can be used to hold the list of subscribers. The static tables can be in-memory and replicated on each node of a cluster. The dynamic tables can use a database management system (DBMS). A JMS connector and control can share common code, which can runs in the associated container.
When a service statically subscribes to a message-broker-channel, at deployment time the registration process can call the MB common code that updates the subscription tables. When a service dynamically subscribes to a message at runtime, the MB control can call the MB common code that updates the subscription table. When a message is published, such as from a service or JMS connector, the MB common code figures out who should receive the message, based on the channel and filter information. For each subscriber, a message is enqueued in the appropriate buffered-message queue.
MessageBroker Control
A message broker control can publish and receives messages using message-broker-channels. The control may not be able to be subclassed. A "subscribe" operation can be non-transactional, but can happen immediately, before a transaction commits. This can allow subscriptions to be set up prior to causing other non-transactional events that may send return messages. An example of an MB control is given in
An example of how to use such an MB control is given by the following:
A JMS connector can take incoming messages from a JMS queue or channel and can associate the message with a URI or message broker channel. If the message is associated with a URI, the message can be directly routed to the URI. For example, each message in a myapp.myqueue queue can be published to my.channel such as by the following:
As discussed above, an example of a JMS control publish to a JMS binding for a queue is represented by the diagram of
If a message-broker-channel is used instead of a JMS topic, the system can be optimized as shown in
Filters can be applied sequentially after a message-broker-channel match. Therefore, it is desirable in at least some embodiments to avoid multiple filters per message-broker-channel. Multiple filter-values for the same message-filter can be acceptable. Moreover, stateless workflows can be used to refine message-broker-channels if needed.
In one scenario, an XML document has one DTD and one root element, but twelve transaction types. An inefficient way to handle this would be to have multiple servers subscribe to the same message channel, and use multiple filters against that one message channel. This is shown, for example, in
Whenever a dynamic subscription is used, a database access is used to check for the presence of a subscribed service. The database access can be used even if there are no subscribers, as there may be no way to tell this in advance. To minimize such access, it can be better to dynamically subscribe to a refined message-broker-channel.
An exemplary logic ER diagram of MB data is shown in
Example Use Case
In an exemplary use case, a company wants to order unordered messages, but they have sequence numbers. Once the messages are ordered in a digest, they are processed as a batch operation. If the messages take too long, a timeout is declared and a manual intervention fixes them up. A diagram of the runtime components is shown in
The foregoing description of preferred embodiments of the present invention has been provided for the purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed. Many modifications and variations will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and its practical application, thereby enabling others skilled in the art to understand the invention for various embodiments and with various modifications that are suited to the particular use contemplated. It is intended that the scope of the invention be defined by the following claims and their equivalence.
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SANFORD — James Ralph Riddick, 60, of Sanford, passed away on Monday, March 10, 2014 at his residence.
He was born on April 27, 1953 to the late Elbert Ralph and Helen Cranford Riddick.
James was a man who liked to tell a new joke anytime he saw you. He loved fishing and mostly time with his family. He was employed with Riddick Plumbing for years and also worked for the City of Sanford Police Department. In the Department he held numerous positions including Patrolman, K-9 Handler, Selective Enforcement Unit Member and Honor Guard. James also enjoyed his work as maintenance supervisor for Keller's Oakhaven and also as a Chauffeur for Prime Time Limo.
He is survived by his loving wife, Kim Crissman Riddick; one son, James Ralph Riddick, II and his wife Susan Campbell Riddick; one grandson, James Ralph Riddick, III; also survived by one sister, Diane Fink.
A memorial service will be held on Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Moore Union Christian Church in Broadway. A visitation following services will be held in the church fellowship hall. Interment private.
Online condolences may be left at www.millerbolesfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements being handled by Miller-Boles Funeral Home in Sanford.
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LILLINGTON — Debra (Debbie) Ozment McLeod, 60, of Lillington, passed away Wednesday, March 5, at UNC Hospital due to complications related to a long battle with brain cancer.
Debra was born to the late Jack and Dorothy Ozment in 1954, in Cuba. Debra graduated from Ben L. Smith High School in Greensboro in 1972. She was employed at Cone Mills for 10 years as production worker, and then became a homemaker to her two children.
Debra was a beloved mother, wife, and grandmother. She had a strong passion for life and a generous boundless spirit. She loved to make people laugh with her unique sense of humor. In her free time she loved to visit the mountains of North Carolina, spend time with her family, collect rocks, and took delight in culinary adventures.
She is survived by her husband, Dewey McLeod of Sanford; son, David Perdue and daughter-in-law Cara Perdue of Snow Hill; daughter, Lindsey Perdue of Cameron; grandchildren Kaiden Hatfield and Ahlaneia Schall of Cameron; sister, Patricia Kendrick and brother-in-law, Joel Kendrick of Mooresville; aunt, Barbara Dunnagan of Greensboro; stepmother, Johnsie Hefner Hill of Greensboro; stepbrother, John Sherman Hill, (wife) Vicki, (children) Brandy, Holly, and Zachery of Greensboro; and the McLeod-Hicks family of Sanford.
She was preceded in death by her father, Jack Ozment; mother, Dorothy Ozment; aunt, Elizabeth Goldman; aunt, Helen Edwards and aunt, Norma Nelson.
A small ceremony celebrating her life will take place at a later date.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Evelyn McNeil Hollis, 57, of 9327 Castle Falls Circle, Fayetteville, died Friday (3/7/14) at Cape Fear Valley Hospital in Fayetteville.
The family is receiving friends at the home of her sister, Linda Judd, 3410 Renee Drive, Sanford.
She is survived by three sons, Carlton Hollis Jr., Cordaro Hollis and Eric Hollis, all of the home; three sisters, Oretta McMillian (Tory) of Cameron, Linda Judd (Stewart Sr.) of Sanford and Janice Graham of Cleveland, Ohio; three brothers, Mickey McNeil and Lunn McNeil, both of Sanford, and Donald McNeil of Atlanta, Ga.; three great-aunts; special friend, Samuel Foy; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.
Funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Knotts Funeral Home.
Arrangements are by Knotts Funeral Home.
BENNETT — Lucy Phillips Pugh, 91, died Monday (3/10/14) at home.
Funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Bennett Baptist Church with the Rev. Robert Webb and John Wayne Phillips officiating. Burial will follow at the church cemetery with military honors provided by the Randolph County Honor Guard.
She was a Chatham County native and was a real granddaughter of the UDC. She joined the Coast Guard during W.W. II. She was a member of the old Bennett Christian Church that no longer stands today.
She is survived by her sons, Ronnie and Daryel Pugh of Bennett; daughter, Lili and her husband John Onufryk; two grandsons; and a multitude of nephews and nieces and great- and great-great-nephews and nieces.
Visitation will be held today from 6 to 8 p.m. at Joyce-Brady Chapel in Bennett, and other times at her home.
Online condolences may be made at www.joycebradychapel.com.
Arrangements are by Joyce-Brady Chapel.
LILLINGTON — Brenda Joyce Christian, 71, of Summerville, S.C., died Friday (3/7/14).
She was born March 15, 1942, the daughter of the late Lucille and Jim Christian.
She is survived by her sons, Neil Byrd (Debbie) and Chris Byrd (Tamara); daughter, Allison Byrd; five grandchildren; and her siblings, Faye Brown (Tom), Nancy Christian, and James Christian (Peggy).
A graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Summerville Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Lillington with the Rev. Dr. Bill Goodnight officiating. The family will receive friends at the cemetery after the service.
Arrangements are by O'Quinn-Peebles-Phillips Funeral Home & Crematory.
Online condolences may be made at www.oppfh.com.
SANFORD — Calvin Reece Hardee Jr., 76, of Sanford, died Monday (3/10/14) at the First Health Hospice House in Moore County.
He was born in Harnett County on Aug. 28, 1937, to the late Calvin Reece Hardee Sr. and Minnie Lee Richardson Hardee. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, Dale Reece Hardee, and siblings, Mary Joyce Mangum, Billy Ray Hardee and Judith Annette Penny. He owned and operated Peggy's Seafood Restaurant for 40 years before his retirement. He was a member of Crossroads Ministries in Broadway.
He is survived by daughter, Pat Hardee Ellis and husband Steve of Sanford; and brother, Johnny Richard Hardee of Lillington.
The family will receive friends today from 6 to 8 p.m. at Crossroads Ministries in Broadway.
Funeral service will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at Crossroads Ministries with Pastor John Sauls and the Rev. Mark Whitfield officiating. Burial will follow Friday at 11 a.m. at Broadway Town Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Crossroads Ministries, P.O. Box 717, Broadway, N.C. 27505 or First Health Hospice House Foundation, 150 Applecross Road, Pinehurst, N.C. 28374.
Condolences may be made at www.bridgescameronfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home, Inc.
SANFORD — Robin Leonard Whitt, 50, of Sanford, died Monday (3/10/14) at his home.
He was born in Moore County on April 9, 1963, to Bobbie Joe Whitt and Shelby Matthews Whitt. He was preceded in death by his father; son, Cody Whitt; and sister, Tonya Whitt. He was a manager at Steve Thomas' Tobacco Farm.
He is survived by his mother, Shelby Whitt of Sanford; sons, Joshua Whitt, Travis Whitt, Robin Whitt Jr. and Timothy Johnson, all of Sanford; daughter, Candace Whitt of Sanford; brothers, Bobbie Whitt Jr. of Vass and Rodney Whitt of Mt. Airy; and three grandchildren.
Funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Brush Creek Baptist Church cemetery. The family will receive friends following the services at the Steve Thomas Farm.
Condolences may be made at www.bridgescameronfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home, Inc.


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: April 17, 2012 : Updated: April 18, 2012 4:17pm
The UTSA Lyric Opera is presenting "Street Scene." Courtesy William McCrary
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Next up for the UTSA Lyric Theatre and Orchestra: Kurt Weill's "Street Scene." The piece, set among tenement residents in Manhattan in 1946, holds lyrics by Langston Hughes. It deals with a romance between neighbors and the explosive fallout that ensues when a secret affair is revealed.
Fine print: 7:30 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sunday, Buena Vista Theatre, Downtown Campus, UTSA. $8 to $20, music.utsa.edu.


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With construction of the National Churchill Library and Center scheduled to begin in the Fall, we are making some changes before the fall semester begins to prepare. Many of the public computers currently located 1st floor are being moved to the 3rd floor. To preserve the total number of seats available in the building, this move will cause some other changes on the 3rd floor. All bound journals will be integrated into the book stacks on other floors and the microfilm and microfiche collections are being partially moved to off-site storage, with the rest moving to the previous location of the bound journals.
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I got this email from Joseph at Moto Liberty...
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