WS-CDL: Coordinating Ubiquitous Devices in Pervasive Environments Using a Web Standard

We are permanently interacting with ubiquitous devices in our daily lives, and with services they present. Ubiquitous devices need to cooperate with other devices in order to provide services. There are some cooperation mechanisms for provide services, but they are commonly proprietary. The few prop...

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Main Authors: Testa, Oscar A., Fonseca C., Efrain R., Montejano, German, Debnath, Narayan C., Dieste, Oscar
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Choreography Services
Service-oriented architecture
Services
SOA
Software engineering
Ubiquitous computing
Ubiquitous devices
Web services
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Summary:We are permanently interacting with ubiquitous devices in our daily lives, and with services they present. Ubiquitous devices need to cooperate with other devices in order to provide services. There are some cooperation mechanisms for provide services, but they are commonly proprietary. The few proposals from academy have hardly achieved an impact in practice. This it is not in harmony with the situation of the Internet environment and web services, which have standardized mechanisms for the composition of services. To applicate Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) specifications and standards for ubiquitous devices coordination in pervasive environments. We apply an adaptation of Design Science in our environment to allow the iterative construction and evaluation of prototypes. We built and put into operation a coordination framework for ubiquitous devices based on WS-CDL, along with a proof of concept. In addition, we contribute to WS-CDL language in order to support the characteristics of specific ubiquitous devices.
ISSN:2643-2978
DOI:10.1109/ICIT45562.2020.9067311