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A Survey of Commercial Systems

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In this chapter, I’ve shown you some of the most common notification and messaging middleware systems in use today, but there are many more. The difference between a notification system and a messaging system is becoming increasingly blurred, and many commercial products provide support for both. While research systems tend to be more documented in the literature, commercial systems are on the front line and often push the envelope by using new techniques that can be of general interest.

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(2006). A Survey of Commercial Systems. In: Event-Based Programming. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0156-4_5

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