An architecture based on SOA, RESTful and Mashup for C2 mobile applications

The development of service-oriented architectures for C2 systems in mobile applications has major challenges for security and availability of services. The construction of secure services causes an increase in the bandwidth required for the service to be provided and impacts the way those services are made. This study aims to present an alternative for mobile agents be able to consume RESTful services using thin clients and providing increased situational awareness by dynamic interactions with the databases handled by Web services using Mashups. This construction allows us to consult, write, or to dynamically modify individuals persisted in triple stores, even with limitations in bandwidth, providing security in the same HTTPS structure that still permeates government’s Intranets.