Object Oriented Internet
Mariusz Postół · Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems · 2015
The widespread use of the HTTP and hypertext makes it possible to freely publish new information and expose it in the context of its description.Unfortunately, this is a human-centric environment that cannot easily be adapted to an application-centric approach, which is required to provide distributed enterprise management and real-time process control.In this article new architecture is presented that can provide a generic solution for publishing and updating information in the context that can be used to describe and discover it.It is proposed to distribute the publisher (server) tasks to three classes: (a) information context management using the object oriented programming paradigm, (b) a predefined fixed set of services to access data and meta-data, and (c) a pluggable custom process data binding mechanism.It is also proposed to implement this architecture using the OPC Unified Architecture -a new emerging industrial integration standard.