Web Services-based System Integration Approach for Manufacturing Execution System

Wang, Qifeng; Wu, Zhang-Jian

doi:10.1109/icicis.2011.123

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“…The concept of web services enables the implementation of elementary methods to manipulate data elements, which can be combined in a service-oriented architecture (SOA) to perform complex exchange tasks [14]. These concepts have been successfully applied to MES [15]. But the orchestration and control when using the service-orientated concept for an enterprise-wide interconnection requires a superordinated governance.…”

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Framework for a model-based, cross-domain system interconnection in automation technology

Hufnagel

Frank

Vogel‐Heuser

2013

2013 IEEE 18th Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation (ETFA)

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The field of system integration features various approaches from the standardization of data structure to the development of universal exchange formats, but lacks a visualization as well as a superordinated structuring concept. Within the IMIP project a model-based system interconnection was developed that combines a starshaped coupling architecture with a task-specific model framework. All systems of an enterprise are connected to the central data backbone via a modular interface. There the actual data exchange is carried out by the interplay of mapping and transformation engines. The information needed by them is divided task-specifically into eight model types. Together with the UML based meta-model oriented to interconnection tasks this approach shall improve usability and applicability and provide a stable basis for the integration of further research.

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confidence: 98%