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- BEGen 1.0 is Now Available.: A comprehensive framework for generating Boolean Expression – 13‑10‑2011 14:15
- Talk by Yan Shvartzshnaider: Talk by Yan Shvartzshnaider on "A Case for a Global Information Network" – 12‑08‑2011 10:00
- Invited talk on Robustness of Compliance to Infrastructure Security Policies: Invited talk by Roy H. Campbell, Department of Computer Science, UIUC – 01‑04‑2011 11:32
- Invited talk on Distributed Event-based Programming in Java: Invited talk by Patrick Eugster, Purdue University – 03‑02‑2011 16:00
- Talk by Walter Wong: Talk by Walter Wong on The PSIRP project – 25‑11‑2010 13:00
- Talk by Lu LIU, Captial Medical U., Beijing: Talk by Lu LIU on "Mining Topic-level Influence in Heterogeneous Networks" – 29‑10‑2010 16:00
- Talk: Information Sharing for the Financial IT Infrastructure: the case of collaborative security: Invited talk by Roberto Baldoni, Professor at Dipartimento di Informatica e Sistemistica "Antonio Ruberti" of the University of Rome "La Sapienza" – 09‑09‑2010 19:58
We design state of the art middleware systems to simplify the design, development and management of complex distributed applications.
We conduct research on middleware and distributed systems at the University of Toronto, Canada. Our current research is mainly focused on publish/subscribe, content-based routing, and event processing.
We see middleware as the services and abstractions that facilitate the design, development, integration, and deployment of distributed applications and systems in heterogeneous networked environments.
Projects and Activities: Check the links below for more information about our research projects and community activities.
PADRES is an event processing platform based
on the content-based publish/subscribe paradigm. Unique to PADRES are
capabilities for historic event query to retrieve past events, composite
subscriptions to correlate events over location and time, and cyclic
routing to increase robustness. PADRES has been successfully applied to
business activity monitoring, business process execution, service
selection, resource discovery, and many other applications. PADRES is
distributed under the liberal EPL 1.0 open-source license.
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The Aspect-oriented C Compiler (ACC) applies
the ideas of aspect-oriented programming to the C programming language
and enables the modularization of code-crosscutting concerns for systems
software. Reported applications of ACC include run-time event and trace
extraction, fault-detection, recording of callstacks in flight-data
recorder, and monitoring of events in Java-JNI-C interfaces of set-top
boxes. ACC is distributed under the GPL open-source license. Code
generated by ACC is not covered by any license and may be freely adopted
in any project.
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CANOE is the Canadian-Norwegian collaboration
in higher education. Activities include joint research projects, joint
courses and seminars, summer schools, student exchanges, and research
workshops. For example, the International Summer School on Events,
Publish/Subscribe, and Systems in August 2009.
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The DEBS series of conferences revolves
around event processing and event-based systems. MSRG was instrumental
in initiating the DEBS community and stepped up to organize the
Inaugural International DEBS Conference at the University of Toronto.
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Acknowledgements: We are grateful for the support from our following sponsors
