Using web services to realize service oriented architecture in military communication networks

Lund, Ketil; Eggen, Anders; Hadzic, Dinko; Hafsøe, Trude; Johnsen, Frank T.

doi:10.1109/mcom.2007.4342822

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“…"As a result, radically changing the software architectures ofsuch systems greatly increases risk and invites mission criticalfailure. Despite great advances in software technologies, currententerprise standards, tools and implementations are largelyunable to meet the most challenging real-time, deterministicrequirements of these critical systems [20]- [21].…”

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Section: Safety and Security Constraintsmentioning

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“…Another standard for web services which is required to provide them with real-time capability and service quality control is discussed in [4] and WS-QoS Prediction is proposed to support other WS-QoS standards. XML compression is proposed for catering to limited bandwidth of military communications for web services [5], [7] & [13]. A comparison of standards for events notification for web services shows the developments in WSEventing and WS-Notifications Standards [6].…”

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Comparative study of middleware for C4I systems Web Services vis-à-vis Data Distribution Service

Kulkarni

Nayak

Rao

2012

2012 International Conference on Recent Advances in Computing and Software Systems

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The Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) systems provide battlefield information for the commanders to make decisions, and to control the military forces to accomplish missions. These systems were based on static architectures to ensure high dependability, support for real-time constraints and were mission specific. However, these systems lacked the dynamic features provided by recent advances in information technology. C4I systems require that both the feature sets of static and dynamic approaches be made available to ensure dependability, real-time support, facilitating reusability and interoperability. Web Services based on the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is the most popular middleware used in Enterprises today. Another middleware which is becoming popular is Data Distribution Service (DDS) based on DataCentric Publish Subscribe Infrastructure. Recent advances in both the approaches have made them competitive for implementation in C4I systems for integrating its elements. Both the approaches need to be evaluated considering the system requirements of military communications.This paper carries out a comparative study of the two middleware solutions for integrating C4I system of a weapon system deployed in modern battlefields. In this paper, we present possible solutions and remaining challenges on the way towards realizing seamless information exchange for a weapon system.

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“…However, through out the paper, how SOA support the proposed handover management scheme is not explained in detail. Using web services to realize service oriented architecture in military communication networks [13] The authors in this study first state that networking facilitates information exchange then highlighted that service oriented architecture served as one of the key enabler to today's networking. Also, the authors recognized Web Services had become standard solution to implement SOA.…”

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Systematic Review of Applying Service Oriented Architecture in Networking

Chen

2010

2010 Sixth International Conference on Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal Processing

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Networking is the practice of communicating and data sharing among devices, through wired or wireless network, and it is playing a pivotal role in our daily life. In other words, Networking is essential for information exchange. However, along with all the benefits from networking technologies, comes various of new challenges, such as network management, network discovery and selection, etc. Due to the increasing demand of more efficient network management system, the concept of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) has attracted networking professionals' attention. SOA provides patterns for architecture, design, implementation of loosely coupled, distributed services regardless of underlying platform or implementation, thus, it is believed to be appropriate to be applied to build a more efficient network management system. This study is motivated by the increasingly popularity of SOA in the networking discipline. In this study, a systematic review of academic papers from IEEE Explore regarding this topic is presented; current state of the application of SOA for networking is highlighted, research efforts in related area are discussed. The study concludes with a suggested future research agenda.

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Using web services to realize service oriented architecture in military communication networks

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Low Power Devices for an Electronic Adapter with Mitigating the Soft Errors

Low Power Devices for an Electronic Adapter with Mitigating the Soft Errors

Comparative study of middleware for C4I systems Web Services vis-à-vis Data Distribution Service

Systematic Review of Applying Service Oriented Architecture in Networking

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Using web services to realize service oriented architecture in military communication networks

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Systematic Review of Applying Service Oriented Architecture in Networking

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Comparative study of middleware for C4I systems Web Services vis-à-vis Data Distribution Service