May 2006
Intermediate to advanced
308 pages
7h 40m
English
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IBM WebSphere RFID Handbook: A Solution Guide
by James Chamberlain, Corinne Blanchard, Sam Burlingame, Sarika Chandramohan, Eric Forestier, Gary Griffith, Mary Lou Mazzara, Subu Musti, Sung-Ik Son, Glenn Stump, Christoph Weiss
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Chapter 3. IBM WebSphere RFID Premises Server 69
3.3.3 Dock Door Starter Kit tag_read event example
The Dock Door Starter Kit (Kimono) application is described in 2.3.4,
“WebSphere RFID Dock Door Receiving Starter Kit (Kimono)” on page 49.
Figure 3-5 on page 69 illustrates the path and sequence of processing steps that
occur in the Event Server for a Tag Read event in the case of Kimono. Note how
the tag_read event message gets mapped and transformed by the event tasks
into new message types that are re-queued for possible processing by other
interested event tasks. In this example, the tag_read event that are abstracted
from the physical read ...
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