University of Houston
Department of Computer Science
In
partial fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of
Master of
Science
Dinesh Ravva
will defend his
thesis
Inter-Process Event/Messaging model for .Net
Abstract
The existing event model in .Net framework dispatches events synchronously to its handlers within process. In it, the existing code has to be modified to vary the handlers for events. This thesis presents a messaging framework for .Net that provides a new event model, which enables to vary the event handlers without the need for modifying or recompiling the existing code. It also dispatches event messages to its handlers asynchronously. Varying handlers is achieved by bringing out the event registration and the event dispatching mechanisms out of the process and into the messaging framework. The framework is modeled along the lines of the publisher-subscriber model of the messaging oriented middleware. We also provide an easy to use API and an intuitive administrative console for the developers to interact with the framework. .Net Enterprise Services are used for effective implementation of the framework. The framework also supports security in the form of the secured topics.
Date: Monday, July 26, 2004
Time: 10:00 AM
Place:
550-PGH
Faculty, students, and the general public are
invited.
Thesis Advisor: Professor Venkat Subramaniam