Lessons learnt from Internet access to fieldbus gateways

Sauter, Thilo; Lobashov, M.; Pratl, G.

doi:10.1109/iecon.2002.1182858

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“…This paper is part of a larger work that is attempting to remotely obtain electricity usage readings (among other types of measurements, such as heat, gas, or water) [1]- [3]. Small electricity measurement devices with internal microcomputers are connected to a proprietary field bus.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This paper focuses on the need to allow multiple users to remotely access these data (from various sources) without requiring specialized software to be installed on their computers. The research described in this paper forms part of a project that provides a secure gateway between the Internet and a private field bus network [1]- [3]. The Internet is used to provide remote access to the field bus network data.…”

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confidence: 99%

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An XML model for use across heterogeneous client-server applications

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Hancke

IEEE International Symposium on Virtual Environments, Human-Computer Interfaces and Measurement Systems, 2003. VECIMS '03. 2003

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Abstract-Applications that use directory services or relational databases operate in a client-server model, where a client requests information from a server, and the server returns a response to the client. These client-server applications typically have a specific message protocol that is unique to that application. Systems with multiple client-server applications require that there are separate client programs that individually communicate with their respective server programs. A need exists to access information from heterogeneous systems in a standard message request-response format. A generic eXtensible Markup Language (XML) model was developed to obtain data from diverse measurement systems. The objective of this paper is to describe the XML model that abstracts the differences in the underlying heterogeneous client-server message formats and provides a common XML message interface. The XML messages are parsed through a common XML gateway that decides to which application server to forward the messages. The generic XML messages are translated to the correct application server format before being sent to the application server.

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Section: Back Ground and Related Workmentioning

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An XML model for use across heterogeneous client-server applications

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Hancke

IEEE International Symposium on Virtual Environments, Human-Computer Interfaces and Measurement Systems, 2003. VECIMS '03. 2003

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“…This may be an HTTP server which presents a control panel for local or remote use, a service which will send an SMS when the washing machine is detected to be spilling water or one implementing any of the technologies discussed in [14]. It should be noted that these services need not be IP-based.…”

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“…Therefore, an approach is adopted which from a technical point of view can be considered function-oriented (as opposed to structure-oriented) [8,14] in that it en- tirely disregards the underlying FAN topology. Yet, far from ignoring structure, it imposes it on the functional attributes of data points.…”

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Service interfaces for field-level home and building automation

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Neugschwandtner

IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems, 2004. Proceedings.

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“…energy meters). Previous research has shown that existing management protocols like SNMP are unsuitable for the purposes of REMPLI [1]. The REMPLI management system provides the following functionalities:…”

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A Management System for a Distributed Power-Line Based Communication Infrastructure

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Pratl

2005 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation

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Maintaining a hierarchical communication system with different components participating in data exchange is a complex task that requires a management infrastructure, which allows controlling and monitoring all components. This paper introduces the management system conceptfor a communication system that is based on power-line communication (PLC) and an IP-based backbone. The management system is independent of the PLC system; therefore it is able to be being used on different communication media like GSM networks or IP-based networks

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Lessons learnt from Internet access to fieldbus gateways

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

An XML model for use across heterogeneous client-server applications

An XML model for use across heterogeneous client-server applications

Service interfaces for field-level home and building automation

A Management System for a Distributed Power-Line Based Communication Infrastructure

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