Hi,
I'm writing a diploma about publish/subscribe Web Services. Therefor i will do an example application, a publish/subscribe System based on WS-Eventing and WS-Topics.
With that you can subscribe to any ODP directory and/or subdirectory and you will be notified when there are new entries. I'll also use the ODP directory structure for own notifications on that topic.
Please have a look at my system proposal:
http://www.ivs.tu-berlin.de/Lischke/blog/archives/2004/11/odpdmoz_publish.html
With that you can use a client, or talk to the message broker directly via WS-Eventing/WS-Notification
And please answer my following questions:
- is there an odp XMLfeed already available, which notifies about new and deleted entries?
- when there is no change feed available, how often is the downloadable data updated?
- how many urls are usually changed (added, deleted) in about a week
- is there any interest in using such a system
thanx for any hints, input discussion and flames
Stefan Lischke
I'm writing a diploma about publish/subscribe Web Services. Therefor i will do an example application, a publish/subscribe System based on WS-Eventing and WS-Topics.
With that you can subscribe to any ODP directory and/or subdirectory and you will be notified when there are new entries. I'll also use the ODP directory structure for own notifications on that topic.
Please have a look at my system proposal:
http://www.ivs.tu-berlin.de/Lischke/blog/archives/2004/11/odpdmoz_publish.html
With that you can use a client, or talk to the message broker directly via WS-Eventing/WS-Notification
And please answer my following questions:
- is there an odp XMLfeed already available, which notifies about new and deleted entries?
- when there is no change feed available, how often is the downloadable data updated?
- how many urls are usually changed (added, deleted) in about a week
- is there any interest in using such a system
thanx for any hints, input discussion and flames
Stefan Lischke