Abstract: A method for triggering an action of a vehicle including changing a position of a device relative to the vehicle, detecting the change in the position of the device, and triggering a configurable action in the vehicle based on the detected change in the position of the device.

Abstract: A method for triggering an action of a vehicle including changing a position of a device relative to the vehicle, detecting the change in the position of the device, and triggering a configurable action in the vehicle based on the detected change in the position of the device.

Abstract: A content based messaging-remote procedure call (CBM-RPC) protocol is provided as an extension of a CBM system that allows an application to directly access a remote procedure and, for example, obtain data returned by the procedure (e.g., stored in an associated database or storage device). An application may specify a procedure name (e.g., a unique identification (ID), such as a uniform resource identification (URI)) and parameters (e.g., a list of name/value-pairs) in a request (or a CBM-RPC), which is published to a CBM network. One or more, procedures or functions may subscribe to the request and generate responses (e.g., the requested information or a fault if the request is not valid) that are published to the CBM network.

Abstract: A Content Based Messaging (CBM) system is provided to monitor the actions of learners, which are published as events to a CBM network. The network provides notification of the events to subscribing applications. Because CBM systems are inherently stateless, to ensure persistence of data, applications use a remote procedure call (RPC)-CBM protocol to initiate publishing to the application and retrieve historical data. After the initial CBM-RPC, messages are published in a normal CBM fashion. A tutor interface also is provided to monitor and assist students using an e-learning system. The interface is populated with information using the CBM infrastructure. The interface allows tutors to provide individualized and personal attention to each student and their learning needs.

Abstract: A content based messaging-remote procedure call (CBM-RPC) protocol is provided as an extension of a CBM system that allows an application to directly access a remote procedure and, for example, obtain data returned by the procedure (e.g., stored in an associated database or storage device). An application may specify a procedure name (e.g., a unique identification (ID), such as a uniform resource identification (URI)) and parameters (e.g., a list of name/value-pairs) in a request (or a CBM-RPC), which is published to a CBM network. One or more, procedures or functions may subscribe to the request and generate responses (e.g., the requested information or a fault if the request is not valid) that are published to the CBM network.

Abstract: A Content Based Messaging (CBM) system is provided to monitor the actions of learners, which are published as events to a CBM network. The network provides notification of the events to subscribing applications. Because CBM systems are inherently stateless, to ensure persistence of data, applications use a remote procedure call (RPC)-CBM protocol to initiate publishing to the application and retrieve historical data. After the initial CBM-RPC, messages are published in a normal CBM fashion. A tutor interface also is provided to monitor and assist students using an e-learning system. The interface is populated with information using the CBM infrastructure. The interface allows tutors to provide individualized and personal attention to each student and their learning needs.