A Session-Initiation-Protocol-Based Middleware for Multi-Application Management

Guenkova-Luy, T.; Schmidt, Holger; Schorr, Andreas; Hauck, Franz J.; Kassler, Andreas

doi:10.1109/icc.2007.265

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“… Connection Orientation : many middleware platforms employ the notion of message as a fundamental building block (Message-oriented Middleware). Other middlewares use the concept of session to communicate with resources [ 5 ], providing channel and transaction management [ 6 ]. A connection oriented middleware uses sessions instead of single message interchange as the most natural method of communication.…”

Section: Communication Paradigms In Capability Accessmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It also integrates some sync/async client/server paradigms but it focuses in session management and preservation rather than device access or architectural issues. In [ 6 ], a Session Initiation Protocol middleware is provided for session management, which also provides resource reservation and QoS management for user services. However, resource reservation is done at the session level, through SDP (Session Description Protocol).…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Enabling Flexible and Continuous Capability Invocation in Mobile Prosumer Environments

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Morales

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Abstract:Mobile prosumer environments require the communication with heterogeneous devices during the execution of mobile services. These environments integrate sensors, actuators and smart devices, whose availability continuously changes. The aim of this paper is to design a reference architecture for implementing a model for continuous service execution and access to capabilities, i.e., the functionalities provided by these devices. The defined architecture follows a set of software engineering patterns and includes some communication paradigms to cope with the heterogeneity of sensors, actuators, controllers and other devices in the environment. In addition, we stress the importance of the flexibility in capability invocation by allowing the communication middleware to select the access technology and change the communication paradigm when dealing with smart devices, and by describing and evaluating two algorithms for resource access management.

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Section: Communication Paradigms In Capability Accessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling Flexible and Continuous Capability Invocation in Mobile Prosumer Environments

Alcarria

Robles

Morales

et al. 2012

Sensors

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“…It also integrates some sync/async client/server paradigms but it focuses on session management and preservation rather than device access or architectural issues. In (Guenkova-Luy, Schmidt, Schorr, Hauck, & Kassler, 2007), a Session Initiation Protocol middleware is provided for session management, which also provides resource reservation and QoS management for user services. However, resource reservation is done at the session level, through SDP (Session Description Protocol).…”

Section: Resource Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…-Connection Orientation: many middleware platforms employ the notion of message as a fundamental building block (Message-oriented Middleware). Other middlewares use the concept of session to communicate with resources (Fähndrich et al, 2006), providing channel and transaction management (Guenkova-Luy et al, 2007). A connection oriented middleware uses sessions instead of single message interchange as the most natural method of communication.…”

Section: Communication Paradigms In Resource Accessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Contribution to flexible service coordination in mobile prosumer environments

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After a long journey full of joys, disappointments, surprises and effort, I present this thesis work. Although the completion of my PhD studies has been the main priority these five years, it has not always been possible to dedicate sufficient time. Yet I am very satisfied with the work done and I want to express my sincere gratitude to the people without whom the completion of this work would not have been possible.First of all, I thank my advisor, Tomás Robles, for leading me through this adventure, giving me his guidance and advice, as well as bringing me courage and hopes with the results. Tomás always says that "the PhD is a long distance race, and it is oneself who has to push". However, he has helped me stay strong throughout the race, thanks to his confidence and experience.I also thank the members of my research group GISAI, from the Department of Telematics Engineering, for sharing concerns, laughs, and ideas and for working together in the same direction. Special thanks to Augusto, Sergio, Diego, Edwin and Héctor, without overlooking Angelines Villar, for all the paperwork she helped me doing, from the department secretary, always with patience and kindness.Well-deserved thanks to all the teachers I've had the pleasure to work with during this period, Carlos Ángel and Mercedes, as well as teachers from other schools who have given me their trust, Miguel Ángel Manso and Manolo Cortijo.Of course, I must acknowledge the push and support of all my friends over the last few years, with which Iʹve shared long afternoons and evenings playing Catán, Party and all the Just Dance games ever published.Finally, I dedicate this thesis to my family. To my parents Ramón and Rosa, for their unconditional support, help and sacrifice throughout my life, especially the student one, and to my brother Andrés, for his advice and good company. I cannot help but express my sincere thanks to my princess, for her patience, trust and her great devotion and love.Madrid, November 2013 vi vii AgradecimientosTras un largo camino lleno de alegrías, decepciones, sorpresas y esfuerzo, presento este proyecto de tesis. Aunque la finalización del doctorado ha sido la principal prioridad es estos cinco años, no siempre ha sido posible dedicarle el tiempo suficiente. Aun así estoy muy satisfecho con el trabajo realizado y quiero expresar mi sincera gratitud a las personas sin las cuales la finalización de este trabajo no habría sido posible.En primer lugar, agradecer a mi director de tesis, Tomás Robles, el haberme conducido a través de esta aventura, proporcionándome su guía y consejo, además de infundirme ánimos e ilusiones con los resultados. Tomás siempre dice que "el doctorado es una carrera de fondo, y que es uno mismo el que tiene que empujar". Sin embargo, él me ha ayudado a conservar la fuerza durante toda la carrera, gracias a su confianza y a su experiencia.Agradecer también a los miembros de mi grupo de investigación GISAI, del Departamento de Ingeniería de Sistemas Telemáticos, por compartir inquietudes, risas, ideas y trabajar...

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