A Model-Based Architecture Supporting Virtual Organizations in Pervasive Systems

Thonhauser, Michael; Kreiner, Christian; Leitner, Andrea

doi:10.1109/iceccs.2010.3

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“…It is given the permission to access specific local resources of the resource node upon its definition by the RN owner. Note that several VONs can be used to realize the dynamics cooperation of different owners as proposed by the concept of Virtual Organizations [9]. Communication between different VONs is realized via a proxy MCC (see Fig.…”

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confidence: 99%

ECQL: A Query and Action Language for Model-Based Applications

Krenn

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Kreiner

2010

2010 17th IEEE International Conference and Workshops on Engineering of Computer Based Systems

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Modern distributed computer systems with mobile and embedded devices as first class citizens are formed from heterogeneous platforms. To support this heterogeneity along with adaptation of the system an approach for interpretation of domain specific models at runtime has been proposed with the concept of Model-Based Software Components (MBSC), separating the domain specific functionality from the current technical platform. This is achieved by the usage of different sets of high-level models. These sets are interpreted by a portable, plugin-extensible runtime environment, utilizing several instances of model-based containers (MCC) for models and their corresponding data.In this paper the design of a domain specific language is presented, enabling the specification of accessing and manipulating data entities provided by various MCCs used in the runtime architecture of a MBSC. For demonstration purposes the application of the various language elements is presented using a case study of an exemplary distributed pervasive system running in the business domain of logistics.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%