Differential processing of data streams based on protocols
摘要
說(shuō)明書
At block 1360, the source-feed data and data retrieved from the cached data are transmitted to a destination address identified in the report protocol. The data may be transmitted, for example, via a discrete communication (e.g., message or file upload) or via a data stream. The transmission may, in some instances, include an electronic with a webpage (e.g., to upload the file) or establishing a device connection (e.g., an FTP connection) and/or providing authorization credentials (e.g., associated with a data source or stream processing system). The transmission may be performed over a network, such as a wireless network (e.g., the Internet).
A log can be generated or updated to reflect the report. For example, the log can identify a time of the transmission, the destination address (or other destination identifier), an identifier of each represented data element, an identifier of represented data, an identifier of a data source and so on.
It will be appreciated that, in some instances, the data can be transmitted to multiple destinations. In some instances, data sent to different destinations may be sent at the same time, use a same schema, format or standard, include the same information, and/or include the same precision. In some instances, data sent to different destinations may be sent at different times, use a different schema, format or standard, include different information, and/or include different data precision. Such differences may be indicated in different report protocols and/or destination-associated report specifications.
