Reconfigurable Component-based Middleware for Networked Embedded Systems

Reconfigurable Component-based Middleware for Networked Embedded Systems

ions, but also through the design of communication protocols that efficiently support them. Therefore, his work spans the research fields of software engineering, middleware, routing protocols, and is geared in particular towards wireless sensor networks, mobile computing, and large-scale distributed systems.More information at http://www.dit.unitn.it/ /picco.Stefanos Zachariadis holds a Ph...

ORB Middleware Evolution for Networked Embedded Systems

Standards-based COTS middleware has been shown to be effective in meeting a range of functional and QoS requirements for distributed real-time and embedded (DRE) systems. Each standard makes limiting assumptions, often implicit, about the fundamental set of system capabilities and constraints typical of the domain to which the standard applies. When the characteristics of a particular class of ...

A Lightweight Component-Based Reconfigurable Middleware Architecture and State Ontology for Fault Tolerant Embedded Systems

In this paper, we introduce a component-based software architecture that facilitates reconfigurability and state migration in a semantically correct manner for fault tolerant systems. The main focus and contribution of the paper is on the ontology framework that is based on object orientation techniques for coherent reconfiguration of software components in the events of faults at runtime, pres...

Draft Survey on Middleware for Networked Embedded Systems

A Middleware-centric Design Methodology for Networked Embedded Systems

ion levels Hardware Operating System Host insfrastructure Middleware Fig. 2.2. A level-based middleware classification. host infrastructure middleware include the following: the Adaptive Communication Environment (ACE) [22] is a portable and efficient toolkit that encapsulates native operating system network programming capabilities such as inter-process communication, static and dynamic config...