Web services on mobile devices-implementation and experience

Berger,; McFaddin,; Narayanaswami, Chandra; Raghunath, M.

doi:10.1109/mcsa.2003.1240771

Cited by 65 publications

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“…Berger et al [15] were successful in provisioning a SOAP-based retail Web application where a mobile device presents wallet services to an electronic check-out at kiosk. The kiosk station uses mobile wallet service hosted by the customer mobile devices that delivers a complete payment transaction within the mobile device, the retail store system and the bank system.…”

Section: Applications Of Mobile Hostmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightweight Mobile Web Service Provisioning for the Internet of Things Mediation

Liyanage¹,

Chang²,

Srirama³

2017

IJU

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Section: Applications Of Mobile Hostmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightweight Mobile Web Service Provisioning for the Internet of Things Mediation

Liyanage¹,

Chang²,

Srirama³

2017

IJU

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“…Some preliminary results on the proposed solution can be found in [11] and [12]. Also, in [13], the authors address the problem of deploying Web Services on mobile devices, providing a solution that however relies on the expensive Bluetooth's PAN profile, which is available only on PDAs and requires a preliminary pairing of the devices.…”

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confidence: 99%

Web Services Invocation over Bluetooth

Auletta¹,

Blundo²,

Emiliano³

et al. 2010

WSN

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Over the last years, technology evolution is leading the way towards autonomous, ubiquitous and widespread interactions among small computing devices. To this aim, communication technologies that support dynamicity and mobility and work on inexpensive small devices have attracted much attention. The Bluetooth specification particularly fits this idea, providing a free, versatile, and flexible wireless network technology with low power consumption. On the other hand, as the degree of penetration of computational services has increased in everyday life, users' habits have deeply changed, resulting into an increasing request for mobile and ubiquitous services. In a few years, most of the devices accessing the web services will be mobile. Therefore, we need solutions that encompass networking and application issues involved in realizing mobile and ubiquitous access to the services. In this paper, we analyze how Bluetooth can be used to design, develop, and deploy Web Services-based applications that run on mobile devices. We propose and evaluate a framework that allows the interaction with Web Services from mobile devices using Bluetooth as communication channel.

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“…Concerning the discovery of mobile services, centralized systems such as UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) can hardly be applied in decentralized networks and prove to be inefficient in systems with changing network addresses (cp. [3,14]). …”

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“…Other application areas involve the provision of context information about the user or its device, or act as a replacement of physical things, e.g. by simulating a wallet by an automatic payment service [3].…”

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Realizing Mobile Web Services for Dynamic Applications

Zaplata

Dreiling

Lamersdorf

2009

Software Services for E-Business and E-Society

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Abstract. Use of web services also on mobile devices becomes increasingly relevant. However, realizing such mobile web services based on the standard protocol stack is often inappropriate for resource-restricted mobile devices in dynamic networks. On the other hand, using specialized alternative protocols restricts compatibility with traditional service applications. Thus, existing approaches often do not allow to integrate heterogeneous service instances dynamically, as it is, e.g., required for executing mobile service-based business processes. In order to adequately support such more complex and dynamic applications, this paper presents a lean and flexible system architecture which supports both mobile web service consumers and providers by allowing to integrate multiple protocols depending on their capabilities and to dynamically access suitable service instances at runtime. As a proof of concept, the paper shows an exemplary combination of practically relevant protocols for resource-limited devices based on WSDL, ASN.1 and overlay transport and presents its integration in a prototype scenario for supporting decentralized mobile business processes.

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Web services on mobile devices-implementation and experience

Cited by 65 publications

References 8 publications

Lightweight Mobile Web Service Provisioning for the Internet of Things Mediation

Lightweight Mobile Web Service Provisioning for the Internet of Things Mediation

Web Services Invocation over Bluetooth

Realizing Mobile Web Services for Dynamic Applications

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