Service Oriented Middleware: Trends and Challenges

Al-Jaroodi, Jameela; Mohamed, Nader; Aziz, Junaid

doi:10.1109/itng.2010.55

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“…However, it does not provide an approach for the technical implementation of the system under study. Works in [33], [34], [35], ThingsSpeak 8 , Xively 9 provided technical solutions, however, there are applicable to service based/web-based systems with specific syntax and semantics. However, in our context, there are many non servicebased systems (database applications, file based application, etc.)…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Arrowheam [33] is also a SOA-based Framework for the interoperability and integration aimed at enabling IoT, Industrial IoT and system of systems. Middleware solutions helped to facilitate the design and development of concrete SOA solutions mostly referred by "Service oriented middleware" (SOM) [34]. SOCRADES Integration Architecture for IoT is one of the SOM solutions that allows the integration between things (devices) and applications using web services [35].…”

Section: Architectures and Middlewaresmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Model-Based Interoperability IoT Hub for the Supervision of Smart Gas Distribution Networks

Ahmed

Kleiner

Roucoules

2019

IEEE Systems Journal

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Industrial monitoring environments have evolved from single monolithic systems to widely distributed heterogeneous systems. These include the Internet of Things, Industrial IoT, Cyber-Physical Systems and Enterprise Application. One of the key challenges is the integration of heterogeneous systems and data exchange interoperability. In the industrial smart gas project in which this work takes place, current standard-based or middleware solutions are not sufficient to handle these issues and often require specific ad-hoc developments. This paper proposes a generic, modular, and extensible interoperability architecture based on modeling principles. We provide a free software implementation and illustrate the approach on industrial usecases. Some criteria are then proposed for a first qualitative evaluation.

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Section: Architectures and Middlewaresmentioning

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Model-Based Interoperability IoT Hub for the Supervision of Smart Gas Distribution Networks

Ahmed

Kleiner

Roucoules

2019

IEEE Systems Journal

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“…According to Jameela Al-Jaroodi et al [1] Service-oriented computing aims to make services available and easily accessible through standardized models and protocols without having to worry about the underlying infrastructures, development models or implementation details. This helps achieve interoperability and loose coupling among distributed application components and also among user processes.…”

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Novel Security Model for Pervasive Systems

Geetha¹,

Zayaraz²,

Madhusudanan³

et al. 2013

IJCA

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As portable devices have become a part of our everyday life, more people are unknowingly participating in a pervasive computing environment. People might engage in many computational devices simultaneously without even the awareness of their existence. The idea of pervasive computing is that almost every device we see today will be capable of communication and function in collaboration with one another in the near future. Due to lack of a fixed infrastructure for authentication and authorization, devices in pervasive computing are more susceptible to malicious snoopers. In this paper, we cover different pervasive computing-based projects that have adopted pervasive middleware as an integral part of the security enforcement in their projects. We then move on to identify security requirements especially inherent to pervasive computing which makes it a smart security system. Finally, a security model for pervasive system is proposed that compose the required pervasive security functions to be smart.

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“…It can receive messages from source devices, and transfer them to the destinations accurately. As a result, multiple devices within the network only interact with the middleware through messages, and do not need con-sidering the format converting or data translating process [2]. The use of this middleware can greatly reduce the complexity of device interoperation, and furthermore improve communication efficiency.…”

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A Communication Middleware with Unified Data Transmission Interface

Yu¹,

Zhang²,

Bu³

et al. 2013

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In a Modern communication network, data exchange become a complex problem because there usually exists a various data formats due to the diversity and complexity of communication devices. In this paper, a communication middleware with unified data transmission interface is introduced, which acts as the abstract communication layer in the heterogeneous distributed private communication network. Devices within the network only need to interact with the middleware, instead of directly communicate with each other by various protocols and interfaces, which can reduce the complexity and diversity of the heterogeneous network. This article describes the structure and features of the middleware, and analyses the use of "buffer pool" in message sending and receiving process. The applications of this middleware can reduce the complexity of heterogeneous network interoperation, and improve communication efficiency.It is the key service of the middleware. As a transmission middleware of a large number of received messages, it

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Service Oriented Middleware: Trends and Challenges

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

Model-Based Interoperability IoT Hub for the Supervision of Smart Gas Distribution Networks

Model-Based Interoperability IoT Hub for the Supervision of Smart Gas Distribution Networks

Novel Security Model for Pervasive Systems

A Communication Middleware with Unified Data Transmission Interface

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