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N-EVENT-REPORT are typically generated in what is an SCP for other purposes (to which the events refer to).
While the transmission of an N-EVENT-REPORT from the producer to the consumer requires either an association request to be created (by what is otherwise an SCP) or application of role reversal, the producer of the N-EVENT-REPORT is still referred to as an SCP in the DICOM Standard.
suggest renaming from neventscu to nevent_sender, nevent_producer, or nevent_publisher
and renaming neventscp to nevent_receiver, nevent_consumer, or nevent_subscriber respectively (sender/receiver, producer/consumer, or publisher/subscriber).
It is possible for a receiver/consumer to not have subscribed for itself (it received the subscription at the request of a different AE).
While the terminology for publish/subscriber is common in Event Driven Architecture (e.g. see: https://solace.com/what-is-an-event-broker/ ), the fact that a consumer of an event may not have subscribed itself motivates away from using publisher/subscriber. Further, if one were to create a broker, it would not itself have been the producer of an event, but it would act as a sender of an event, and similarly it would not be an end consumer of an event, but it would receive it.
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N-EVENT-REPORT are typically generated in what is an SCP for other purposes (to which the events refer to).
While the transmission of an N-EVENT-REPORT from the producer to the consumer requires either an association request to be created (by what is otherwise an SCP) or application of role reversal, the producer of the N-EVENT-REPORT is still referred to as an SCP in the DICOM Standard.
suggest renaming from neventscu to nevent_sender, nevent_producer, or nevent_publisher
and renaming neventscp to nevent_receiver, nevent_consumer, or nevent_subscriber respectively (sender/receiver, producer/consumer, or publisher/subscriber).
It is possible for a receiver/consumer to not have subscribed for itself (it received the subscription at the request of a different AE).
While the terminology for publish/subscriber is common in Event Driven Architecture (e.g. see: https://solace.com/what-is-an-event-broker/ ), the fact that a consumer of an event may not have subscribed itself motivates away from using publisher/subscriber. Further, if one were to create a broker, it would not itself have been the producer of an event, but it would act as a sender of an event, and similarly it would not be an end consumer of an event, but it would receive it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: