Creation, deployment, and execution of rule-based services

Research in ubiquitous computing showed the possibilities and advantages of deploying personalized and adaptive services in distributed environments. However traditional service creation burdens the users with proprietary device descriptions and service programming skills. New design paradigms, such...

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Main Authors: Ilja Radusch, Arbanowski, S., Steglich, S., Popescu-Zeletin, R.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Context-aware services
Data analysis
Information analysis
Joining processes
Mobile communication
Monitoring
Scalability
Ubiquitous computing
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Summary:Research in ubiquitous computing showed the possibilities and advantages of deploying personalized and adaptive services in distributed environments. However traditional service creation burdens the users with proprietary device descriptions and service programming skills. New design paradigms, such as general frameworks based on an open cooperating objects standard enable seamless environments for creation, deployment, and execution of services. This open, distributed, and scalable platform supports the realization of evolvable services based on arbitrary combinations of cooperative objects. This paper introduces a system, which allows the adaptable creation, deployment, and execution of rule-based service descriptions. Thereby, services are customizable by the user and automatically adapted to changing environments.
ISSN:1541-0056
2640-7485
DOI:10.1109/ISADS.2005.1452097