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Title : Asynchronous Services Bus Protocol
Authors : Scott Morgan
Adligo Inc
Filename : draft-adligo-hybi-asbp-01.txt
Pages : 20
Date : 2016-04-07
Abstract:
ASBP (Asynchronous Services Bus Protocol) is a simple command based
application-level protocol for routing data and messages. ASBP
is intended to allow implementation of fully Asynchronous
Service Bus Architectures, in a simple standardized
manor. ASBP is intended to be layered over
WebSocket or HTTP. The protocol consists of a simple UTF-8
key value(s) header and any arbitrary data (text, binary, XML, JSON,
etc.), which the application's specific Command-Attendant or
Command-Respondent processes. In addition this document touches on
an extension to ASBP, CP (Conversation Protocol) a protocol used
to facilitate communication between Asynchronous Service Busses
implemented or hosted by different organizations. CP will be
covered in more detail in another RFC still in progress.
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