| Preface |
| Acknowledgments |
| A Simple Introduction to Complex Event Processing / Part I： |
| The Global Information Society and the Need for New Technology / 1： |
| Distributed Information Systems Everywhere / 1.1： |
| The Global Communication Spaghetti Pot / 1.2： |
| Event Causality / 1.2.1： |
| Electronic Archeology: Layers upon Layers / 1.3： |
| A Layered Enterprise System / 1.3.1： |
| Vertical Causality: Tracking Events up and down the Layers / 1.3.2： |
| Event Aggregation: Making High-Level Sense out of Low-Level Events / 1.3.3： |
| The Gathering Storm of New Activities on the Web / 1.4： |
| Global Electronic Trade / 1.5： |
| Agile Systems / 1.6： |
| Cyber Warfare and the Open Electronic Society / 1.7： |
| Summary: Staying ahead of Chaos / 1.8： |
| Managing the Electronic Enterprise in the Global Event Cloud / 2： |
| How the Global Event Cloud Forms / 2.1： |
| The Open Enterprise / 2.1.1： |
| The Global Event Cloud / 2.1.2： |
| The Electronic Enterprise / 2.1.3： |
| Operating in the Global Event Cloud / 2.2： |
| Going Beyond Workflow / 2.3： |
| Parallel and Asynchronous Processes / 2.4： |
| On-the-Fly Process Evolution / 2.5： |
| Exceptions Must Be First-Class Citizens in Process Design / 2.6： |
| Summary: Managing the Electronic Enterprise / 2.7： |
| Viewing the Electronic Enterprise--Keeping the Human in Control / 3： |
| Today's Event Monitoring Is Too Primitive / 3.1： |
| System Monitoring Focuses on the Network Layer / 3.1.1： |
| Network-Level Monitoring Doesn't Even Solve Network Problems / 3.1.2： |
| An Example of Causal Tracking / 3.2： |
| Information Gaps / 3.3： |
| Examples of Information Gaps / 3.3.1： |
| Problem-Relevant Information / 3.4： |
| Viewing Enterprise Systems / 3.5： |
| Creating and Coordinating Multiple Views / 3.6： |
| Hierarchical Viewing / 3.7： |
| An Example of Hierarchical Viewing / 3.7.1： |
| Summary: Viewing the Electronic Enterprise / 3.8： |
| Designing the Electronic Enterprise / 4： |
| Process Architectures / 4.1： |
| Roles of Architecture in the Process Lifecycle / 4.2： |
| Constituents of Process Architectures / 4.3： |
| Annotations / 4.3.1： |
| Architectural Structure / 4.3.2： |
| Interface Communication Architectures / 4.3.3： |
| Architecture Diagrams / 4.3.4： |
| Behavior Specification / 4.3.5： |
| Design Constraints / 4.3.6： |
| Examples of Informal Annotations / 4.4： |
| Dynamic Process Architectures / 4.5： |
| Diagrams for Dynamic Architectures? / 4.5.1： |
| Layered Architectures and Plug-and-Play / 4.6： |
| Abstraction Principle / 4.6.1： |
| Summary: Technology to Support Process Architecture / 4.7： |
| Events, Timing, and Causality / 5： |
| What Events Are / 5.1： |
| How Events Are Created / 5.2： |
| Time, Causality, and Aggregation / 5.3： |
| The Cause-Time Axiom / 5.3.1： |
| Genetic Parameters in Events / 5.4： |
| Timestamps / 5.4.1： |
| Causal Vectors / 5.4.2： |
| Time / 5.5： |
| Causality and Posets / 5.6： |
| Causal Event Executions--Real-Time Posets / 5.7： |
| Orderly Observation / 5.8： |
| Observation and Uncertainty / 5.9： |
| Summary / 5.10： |
| Event Patterns, Rules, and Constraints / 6： |
| Common Kinds of Pattern Searching / 6.1： |
| Event Patterns / 6.2： |
| A Strawman Pattern Language / 6.3： |
| Pattern Matching / 6.3.1： |
| Writing Patterns in STRAW-EPL / 6.3.2： |
| Event Pattern Rules / 6.4： |
| Constraints / 6.5： |
| Complex Events and Event Hierarchies / 6.6： |
| Aggregation and Complex Events / 7.1： |
| Creating Complex Events / 7.2： |
| Event Abstraction Hierarchies / 7.3： |
| Viewing a Fabrication Line / 7.3.1： |
| Building Personalized Concept Abstraction Hierarchies / 7.4： |
| Viewing Network Activity / 7.4.1： |
| Viewing Stock-Trading Activity / 7.4.2： |
| Building Solutions with CEP / 7.5： |
| The Rapide Pattern Language / 8： |
| Event Pattern Languages--Basic Requirements / 8.1： |
| Features of Rapide / 8.2： |
| Types / 8.3： |
| Predefined Types / 8.3.1： |
| Structured Types / 8.3.2： |
| Event Types / 8.3.3： |
| Execution Types / 8.3.4： |
| Subtyping of Executions / 8.3.5： |
| Attributes of Events / 8.4： |
| Basic Event Patterns / 8.5： |
| Placeholders and Pattern Matching / 8.6： |
| Matching Basic Event Patterns / 8.6.1： |
| Placeholder Bindings / 8.6.2： |
| Notation to Aid in Writing Patterns / 8.6.3： |
| Relational Operators and Complex Patterns / 8.7： |
| Relational Operators / 8.7.1： |
| Guarded Patterns / 8.8： |
| Content-Based Pattern Matching / 8.8.1： |
| Context-Based Pattern Matching / 8.8.2： |
| Temporal Operators / 8.8.3： |
| Repetitive Patterns / 8.9： |
| Pattern Macros / 8.10： |
| CEP Rules and Agents / 8.11： |
| Overview / 9.1： |
| Definition of Event Pattern Rules / 9.2： |
| Rule Bodies / 9.2.2： |
| Context and Visibility Laws / 9.2.3： |
| Semantics of Event Pattern Rules / 9.2.4： |
| Examples of Rules / 9.2.5： |
| Event Processing Agents / 9.3： |
| Definition of EPAs / 9.3.1： |
| Semantics of EPAs / 9.3.2： |
| Event Pattern Filters / 9.4： |
| Definition of Filters / 9.4.1： |
| Semantics of Filters / 9.4.2： |
| Action Name Filters / 9.4.3： |
| Content Filters / 9.4.4： |
| Context Filters / 9.4.5： |
| Event Pattern Maps / 9.5： |
| Definition of Maps / 9.5.1： |
| Semantics of Maps / 9.5.2： |
| Event Pattern Constraints / 9.6： |
| Definition of Constraints / 9.6.1： |
| Semantics of Constraints / 9.6.2： |
| Examples of Constraints / 9.6.3： |
| Other Classes of EPAs / 9.7： |
| Event Processing Networks / 9.8： |
| Common Structures of EPNs / 10.1： |
| Flexibility of Event Processing Networks / 10.1.1： |
| Connecting Event Processing Agents / 10.2： |
| Basic Connections / 10.2.1： |
| Guarded Connections / 10.2.2： |
| Multiple Basic Connections / 10.2.3： |
| Dynamic Event Processing Networks / 10.3： |
| Class Connections / 10.3.1： |
| Creation and Termination Rules / 10.3.2： |
| Connection Generators / 10.3.3： |
| Architectures and Event Processing Networks / 10.4： |
| Architecture Classes / 10.4.1： |
| Semantics of Architecture Classes / 10.4.2： |
| Examples of EPNs and Architectures / 10.5： |
| Case Study: EPNs for Network Viewing / 10.6： |
| Visual Tools for Constructing EPNs / 10.6.1： |
| Security / 10.6.2： |
| Scalability / 10.6.3： |
| Causal Models and Causal Maps / 10.7： |
| Causality between Events, Revisited / 11.1： |
| Why We Need Causal Models / 11.2： |
| What Causal Models Are / 11.3： |
| Defining a Causal Model and a Causal Map / 11.4： |
| Using Pattern Pairs to Specify Causal Models / 11.5： |
| Using Causal Rules / 11.5.1： |
| Resolving Ambiguities / 11.5.2： |
| Causal Maps / 11.6： |
| A Small Example of a Causal Map / 11.6.1： |
| A Second Example of a Causal Map / 11.6.2： |
| Developing Accurate Causal Models / 11.7： |
| Case Study: Viewing Collaboration between Business Processes / 11.8： |
| A Collaborative Business Agreement / 12.1： |
| An Interface Communication Architecture / 12.2： |
| Causal Model / 12.3： |
| Causal Map / 12.4： |
| Examples of Causal Rules / 12.5： |
| Analysis of Examples of Posets / 12.6： |
| Constraint Checking Becomes Part of the Collaboration / 12.8： |
| Implementing Event Abstraction Hierarchies / 13： |
| The Accessible Information Gap / 13.1： |
| Event Abstraction Hierarchies, Revisited / 13.2： |
| Induced Causality / 13.2.1： |
| Abstraction Effect on Constraints / 13.2.2： |
| Modifiability / 13.2.3： |
| Bridging the Information Gaps / 13.3： |
| Steps to Apply a Hierarchy to a Target System / 13.4： |
| A Hierarchy for a Fabrication Process / 13.5： |
| Personal Views / 13.5.1： |
| Implementation / 13.5.2： |
| Diagnostics / 13.5.3： |
| Case Study: Viewing a Financial Trading System / 14： |
| A Small Stock-Trading System / 14.1： |
| The Information Gap for STS / 14.2： |
| An Event Abstraction Hierarchy for STS / 14.3： |
| Building the Event Abstraction Hierarchy / 14.4： |
| Level 1 / 14.4.1： |
| Level 2 / 14.4.2： |
| Level 3 / 14.4.3： |
| Implementing Hierarchical Viewing for STS / 14.5： |
| Three Steps toward Human Control / 14.6： |
| Drill-Down Diagnostics / 14.6.1： |
| Detecting Constraint Violations / 14.6.2： |
| The Abstraction Effect / 14.6.3： |
| Infrastructure for Complex Event Processing / 14.7： |
| Examples of Forms of Observed Events / 15.1： |
| Interfacing CEP Infrastructure to Target Systems / 15.2： |
| CEP Adapters / 15.3： |
| CEP Runtime Infrastructure / 15.4： |
| Infrastructure Interfaces and Components / 15.5： |
| Functionality of the Interface / 15.5.1： |
| Off-the-Shelf Infrastructure / 15.6： |
| Event Pattern Languages / 15.7： |
| Complex Event Pattern Matchers / 15.8： |
| Quest for Scalability / 15.8.1： |
| The Naive View of Pattern Matchers / 15.8.2： |
| What Pattern Matchers Really Do / 15.8.3： |
| Design Structure / 15.8.4： |
| Rules Management / 15.9： |
| Analysis Tools / 15.10： |
| Bibliography / 15.11： |
| Index |
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