An implementation of embedded RESTful Web services

Chang, Chee Er; Mohd-Yasin, F.; Mustapha, A.K.

doi:10.1109/citisia.2009.5224244

Cited by 11 publications

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“…Another FPGA-based Web service implementation is described by C.E. Chang in [5]. It is a RESTful Web service designed to perform simple control tasks for home appliances.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reconfigurable FPGA-based embedded Web services as distributed computational nodes

Brzoza-Woch

Nawrocki

2015

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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In this article we propose a concept for an experimental class of control devices that use both a microcontroller unit (MCU) and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) circuit. These devices can provide the functionality of full-featured Web services that are compliant with the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) paradigm. Despite the fact that FPGA circuits are more expensive than consumer-grade MCUs, they potentially offer much more computational power. In scenarios in which FPGA computational power is required on demand and for short periods only, a large part of such resources might, however, remain unused or disabled. Thus we propose a system architecture and software infrastructure that simplify the utilization of temporarily unused resources for performing various tasks that can be offered as Web services on a commercial basis.

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“…Another FPGA-based Web service implementation is described by C.E. Chang in [5]. It is a RESTful Web service designed to perform simple control tasks for home appliances.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reconfigurable FPGA-based embedded Web services as distributed computational nodes

Brzoza-Woch

Nawrocki

2015

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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“…In addition to these mentioned patterns, RESTful Web Services [Rodriguez, ; Vinoski, ] are discussed in some mobile service‐based systems [Chang, Mohd‐Yasin, and Mustapha, ; Liu and Connelly, ; Li and Sun, ]. In comparison with SOAP, REST has shorter messages and less complex architecture [Chang, Mohd‐Yasin, and Mustapha, ]. The proposed RA may be adapted to REST, although REST and SOA are two distinct architectural styles and many of these aforementioned patterns are SOAP dependent.…”

Section: Mobile Soa Patternsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Reference Architecture for Mobile SOA

Sefid-Dashti

Habibi

2014

Systems Engineering

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Integration of mobile devices into a service‐oriented system involves the consideration of architectural design principles and trade‐offs among interdependent design decisions to cope with limitations of mobile devices in terms of resources available within a device and aspects of network connectivity. Mobile devices consume some services and provide others. A reference architecture (RA) that provides solutions, baseline and future insights is the priority in designing efficient mobile service oriented architecture (SOA). This paper discusses nuances of the concept of RA. The paper presents a survey of 26 mobile SOA patterns and proposes mobile SOA RA that extends Open Group SOA RA based on the catalogue of mobile SOA patterns proposed in this paper. Evaluations are made and discussed for both RA and its possible instantiation.

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“…The response times of web service (REST -based) requests is very less compared to SOAP based one [11]. A REST based implemen tation for home device control application on a 100Mbps LAN environment is shown in [2]. [3] demonstrates WoTs using Sun SPOTs, PLOGGS and RFID providing a holistic view for a scalable and efficient resource oriented architecture based on REST.…”

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A REST based design for Web of Things in smart environments

Chander¹,

Elias²,

Subramanian³

et al. 2012

2012 2nd IEEE International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing

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Any physical Thing is a smart object, if it is embedded with sensor(s), actuator(s), a microcontroller and a low power radio. More often these components can be fabricated in chip, as small as the size of a human thumb finger. The main vision of "Web of Things" (WoTs) is to realize connectivity of the Web to billions of such smart objects. Applications can be built on top of standards like IPv6 over Low Power Wireless Personal Area Networks (6LoWPAN) at the L3 layer and IEEE 802.15.4 at the L2 layer of the network stack. Some of the popular applications include smart metering, building and home automation, healthcare, asset management, environmental mon itoring and industrial automation. One of the main challengesfor application developers is interoperability among the services provided by smart objects of disparate environments. This paper deals with interoperability at the application layer. We present an approach using the REST principles, for smart plant-watering application. The proposed approach can be adapted to any kind of applications involving smart objects. The paper also specifies an efficient syndication algorithm for event notifications from Things. We empirically show that our proposed approach achieves interoperability as well as performs efficiently.

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An implementation of embedded RESTful Web services

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

Reconfigurable FPGA-based embedded Web services as distributed computational nodes

Reconfigurable FPGA-based embedded Web services as distributed computational nodes

A Reference Architecture for Mobile SOA

A REST based design for Web of Things in smart environments

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