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'''Step 1:''' The scenario starts with a WSDM enabled resource "starting up".  When this occurs, the endpoint emits an advertisement.  This is a WS-Notification on a specific topic.  The WSDM endpoint for the SML repository is subscribed to this topic and receives the notification.
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'''Step 2:'''  The WSDM endpoint uses WS-Metadata Exchange to collect more information about the WSDM endpoint. 
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'''Step 3:''' The SML Repository is updated with the information about the new resource.
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'''Step 4:'''  A WS-Notification is placed on a topic.  This topic indicates that a new resource is available.  The Data Collection Assembly is subscribed to this topic and receives the notification.
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'''Step 5:'''  The Data Collection Assembly begins collecting data, e.g. via WSDM, from the resource.

Revision as of 14:20, 1 August 2007

COSMOS Main Page > COSMOS Use Cases


Overview

Below is a high level overview of the plug and manage scenario. This scenario ties together WSDM enablement of resources with the SML work.

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Description of Steps

Step 1: The scenario starts with a WSDM enabled resource "starting up". When this occurs, the endpoint emits an advertisement. This is a WS-Notification on a specific topic. The WSDM endpoint for the SML repository is subscribed to this topic and receives the notification.

Step 2: The WSDM endpoint uses WS-Metadata Exchange to collect more information about the WSDM endpoint.

Step 3: The SML Repository is updated with the information about the new resource.

Step 4: A WS-Notification is placed on a topic. This topic indicates that a new resource is available. The Data Collection Assembly is subscribed to this topic and receives the notification.

Step 5: The Data Collection Assembly begins collecting data, e.g. via WSDM, from the resource.

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