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摘要
本文提出了一种用于家庭网络的中间件VNA (Virtual Networked Appliance)体系结构,其中服务描述方法和服务到服务(service to service, S2S)通信机制以正交方式分离。通过这种分离,VNA架构解决了现有中间件技术存在的两个问题:方面冲突和中间件碎片化。本文首先阐明了这两个问题及其相互关系。然后,我们从整体配置和S2S通信机制的角度描述了所提出的中间件体系结构作为解决方案。
A pluggable service-to-service communication mechanism for VNA architecture
This paper proposes a middleware for home networks, called Virtual Networked Appliance (VNA) architecture, in which the service description method and the Service to Service (S2S) communication mechanism are separated in an orthogonal way. Through the separation, VNA architecture solved the following two problems of existing middleware technologies: aspect violation and middleware fragmentation. In this paper, we first clarify the two problems and their relationship. Then, we describe the proposed middleware architecture as a solution from the viewpoint of the overall configuration and the S2S communication mechanism.