EVENT FILTERING AT A PERFORMANCE-BASED INTERFACE
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1. A method of managing messages across a performance-based interface, comprising:
- receiving the performance-based interface between a managed code framework and a native code framework;
initializing one or more objects to determine the existence of a custom object;
detecting if message handling of the custom object has been modified;
notifying the native code framework that one or more messages associated with the modified message handling are of interest; and
forwarding responses to one or more messages to the managed code framework during a lifetime of the custom object.
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Abstract
Architecture that facilitates performance enhancement in message-based computing across a performance-based interface. When a request from a source is transmitted across the interface to a destination, a filter component in communication with the destination dynamically allows only one or more relevant responses from the destination to transition the interface to the source. This mechanism achieves an even tighter filtering of events while at the same time giving developers more flexibility over the events they choose to register, thereby enhancing the performance of message-based computing architectures by reducing unnecessary computation.
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1. A method of managing messages across a performance-based interface, comprising:
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receiving the performance-based interface between a managed code framework and a native code framework; initializing one or more objects to determine the existence of a custom object; detecting if message handling of the custom object has been modified; notifying the native code framework that one or more messages associated with the modified message handling are of interest; and forwarding responses to one or more messages to the managed code framework during a lifetime of the custom object. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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