Event Notification Template-Based Data Filtering

The patent segments the complete data packet into multiple data fields and allows selective transmission of only the necessary fields to each subscriber based on their subscription preferences. This is achieved by dividing the event notification into discrete fields that can be individually selected and transmitted, reducing unnecessary data transfer while maintaining completeness for subscribed fields.

The patent applies local quality by customizing the data notification to match each subscriber's specific needs and preferences. Each subscriber receives a tailored notification containing only the data fields relevant to their subscription, rather than a uniform complete data packet. This allows different quality levels of data delivery for different subscribers based on their individual requirements.

The server segments the data notification process by identifying which data fields are needed for each subscriber based on their subscription configuration. This segmentation allows the server to construct customized notifications containing only necessary fields, reducing processing load while maintaining data completeness for subscribed fields.

The patent applies partial action by having the server transmit only the necessary data fields to each subscriber rather than complete data packets. This partial transmission approach reduces server load and network bandwidth usage while still providing complete information for the fields that subscribers have explicitly requested.

The patent inverts the traditional approach by having the event provider customize the data notification to match subscriber preferences rather than having subscribers filter and reformat received data. This inversion shifts the complexity from the subscriber side to the provider side, where the server constructs customized notifications based on subscriber subscription definitions, thereby reducing subscriber processing complexity while maintaining high data adaptability.

The patent introduces subscription definitions as an intermediary mechanism that mediates between the event provider and subscriber. These definitions act as a bridge that translates subscriber preferences into customized data notifications, eliminating the need for complex filters and expressions at the subscriber end while maintaining adaptability to different data formats and configurations.