2010 International Conference on Information Science and Applications 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icisa.2010.5480304
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Design and Implementation of Scenario-Based Collaborative Framework: XCREAM

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“…The extended XCREAM framework includes the XOnt Agent as well as other existing agents such as the Collector Agent, the Proxy Agent, the Event Activation Agent, the Web Application Service (WAS) Agent, and the Event Handler [11]. The XOnt Agent has context awareness capabilities which enables a certain condition to be matched with incoming events based on known facts and rules and actions executed [3], [8].…”
Section: The Extended Xcream Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The extended XCREAM framework includes the XOnt Agent as well as other existing agents such as the Collector Agent, the Proxy Agent, the Event Activation Agent, the Web Application Service (WAS) Agent, and the Event Handler [11]. The XOnt Agent has context awareness capabilities which enables a certain condition to be matched with incoming events based on known facts and rules and actions executed [3], [8].…”
Section: The Extended Xcream Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The framework must be a robust and reliable infrastructure and be able to handle a huge amount of tag and sensor data and propagate them to the appropriate services according to predefined scenarios. These requirements led us to develop a scenario-based collaborative framework, the XCREAM (XLogic Collaborative RFID/USN-Enabled Adaptive Middleware) framework, which seamlessly integrates numerous heterogeneous application services and plays an organizing role in today's pervasive computing environment [10], [11].…”
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