Towards a Digital Content Services Design Based on Triple Space

An EAI Pattern-Based Comparison of Spaces and Messaging

“…For EAI scenarios that require open and ad-hoc collaborations between distributed parties, this offers new possibilities which are investigated in e.g. [9] and [8] -both describe an market place model using content-based addressing ("implicit" routing) where business partners come together in a loosely-coupled and ad-hoc manner and are required to communicate with partners they do not know in advance. There are other scenarios however, where the inherent features of MOM are more suitable than SBC, for instance when explicit ordering of messages is desired.…”

Towards a Multimedia Content Marketplace Implementation Based on Triplespaces

“…The current situation of the DAM solutions market is characterized by the existent of highly isolated and proprietary solutions of which ADAM, Apple's Final Cut Server, BrighTech's MediaBeacon, Canto's Cumulus, Chuckwalla, Nstein, OpenEdit, Phrasea, Wave Corp.' MediaBank, Widen and Xinet's WebNative Technology constitutes only a short list 3 . The isolated and proprietary nature of the existent solutions force the involved parties to anchor to some of them and to multiply efforts to support distinct platforms to offer their services.…”

“…In this section we list the functional and non-functional requirements needed for the business case implementation. These requirements translate the key requirement identified in [3]. Providing a thorough requirement analysis is out of the scope of this article, but a more detailed analysis can be consulted in [14].…”

“…In a previous work [3], Digital Asset Management (DAM) [4] was presented as a strategic collaborative scenario for telecommunication companies. This work identified some key requirements for the communication infrastructure that could be summarized as: (1) arbitrary number of transparent parties involved, (2) the integration of heterogenous data and message formats between them, (3) persistency of the information, (4) reliable and secure access to the information, and last but not least and (5) the support of agile business transactions, where the communication infrastructure could handle the information in an intelligent way, acting consequently.…”