A cloud service for COTS component-based architectures

Vallecillos, Jesús; Criado, Javier; Padilla, Nicolás; Iribarne, Luís

doi:10.1016/j.csi.2015.11.008

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“…The input may be formed by a set of elements (parameters) while the output part consists of one or more elements (returned types). More information about the definitions of COTSgets and architectures can be found in [3].…”

Section: Cotsgets Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These architectures are managed by the COScore infrastructure and provided to the clients for their deployment, as show in Figure 2. It is noteworthy to remark that this figure shows an example of management over a mashup user interface [3]. In the current approach, the COScore is used to manage complete home automation installations, including graphical components for user interfaces and non-graphical components for the rest of purposes (e.g., controllers, actuators, etc.…”

Section: Background Infrastructure Based On Saasmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…With regard to the controller interface, the calls to functional interfaces' methods are solved by means of communication ports implemented as WebSockets [16] with the Socket.IO 3 library. The components deployed on the client side are managed and communicated using the COScore infrastructure as intermediary [3]. Figure 7 shows an example of two devices connected and ready to communicate each other.…”

Section: Design and Implementation Of Home Automation Installationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, the architectures can include other software components intended to manage the installation but which have no correspondence with real devices. The components of the architectures are managed using an infrastructure called COScore developed in a previous research work [3]. This infrastructure is based on web services and implemented under the REST (REpresentational State Transfer) principles.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Emulating home automation installations through component-based web technology

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The Internet of Things mechanisms enable the management of home environments since they can be developed as IoT based information systems. From standard smart homes to automated buildings, including other kind of domotics and inmotics solutions, every system must be tested and validated before its installation. The current tools offered by IoT and home automation vendors lack in emulation features close to the real behavior of the devices. In many cases, delaying the verification actions until the hardware is acquired and installed may cause some drawbacks, for example, from the economic point of view. This paper presents a solution for emulating home automation environments which are based on the KNX standard and can be represented by architectures of devices. The emulation consist of developing virtual implementations of real devices which operate and communicate through web technology. The technology implementing these virtual devices allows us to develop components which can provide different type of data related to the installation (audio, video, text, animations, images, etc.). The architectures can be managed using web services and their behavior can be tested through web user interfaces showing the mentioned data. Furthermore, virtual and physical devices are connected to validate the interoperability between the real installation and the emulation.

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Section: Cotsgets Componentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Background Infrastructure Based On Saasmentioning

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Section: Design and Implementation Of Home Automation Installationsmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Emulating home automation installations through component-based web technology

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“…A cloud infrastructure for the management of mashup UI can be a natural approach. In previous works a series of Web services, located in the platform-independent layer of a cloud infrastructure, have been created to support component-based architectures of mashup UI [3,4]. These services include features such as managing users, component or sessions; and the administration of modules, controllers and databases that underlies below.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Optimally Storing the User Interaction in Mashup Interfaces Within a Relational Database

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Abstract. Cross-device applications that have user interfaces managed in multiple forms of interaction are prevalent. In particular, componentbased (or mashup) applications are growing in popularity due to their easiness to build customized user interfaces with pieces of information from different sources. Since the user interaction on mashup interfaces can generate a large quantity of data, which can be useful to improving the interaction and usefulness of the application, it may involve the creation of cloud infrastructures to manage the dynamic distributed user interfaces within this context. Storing the generated data from the interaction performed over the user interface can be challenging. To achieve these goals, in this paper, a relational database for storing this interaction information generated on distributed user interfaces is proposed. Thus, user interaction over heterogeneous interfaces and devices described in detail, will be easily accessible for further analysis using machine learning and data mining techniques to offer a better user experience.

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