Coding of routing protocol messages in markup language
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1. A method of controlling communication networks including a plurality of network elements, comprising:
- encoding control plane protocol messages using a markup language; and
transferring said encoded messages between said network elements.
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Abstract
An implicit routing protocol for content-based networks having a plurality of XML routers includes an XML Link State Protocol and an XML Subscription Management Protocol that routes customer data based on XML content. The XML Link State Protocol and the XML Subscription Management Protocol includes several messages that must be exchanged between XML routers in the network. These messages are encoded using XML.
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1. A method of controlling communication networks including a plurality of network elements, comprising:
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encoding control plane protocol messages using a markup language; and
transferring said encoded messages between said network elements. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A method of routing in content-based networks including a plurality of XML routers, comprising:
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assembling routing messages for exchanged between XML routers in the network;
encoding said messages using XML; and
exchanging said coded messages between said routers. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A method of routing packets in a content-based network including a plurality of XML routers, comprising:
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establishing an XML Link State Protocol and an XML Subscription Management Protocol that routes customer data based on XML content; and
exchanging implicit routing protocol (IRP) messages encoded using XML between said routers using said XML Link State Protocol and XML Subscription Management Protocol. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22, 23, 24)
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- 25. A content router for use in a content routed network, said router being configured to exchange control messages containing control information with other content routers in the network, and said router further being configured to encode said control information using a markup language.
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