Many enterprise applications require the use of object-oriented middleware and message-oriented middleware in combination. Middleware-mediated transactions have been proposed as a transaction model to address reliability of such applications; they extend distributed object transactions to include messageoriented transactions. In this paper, we present three message queuing patterns that we have...

Middleware specialization is a technique to prune middleware features that are deemed unnecessary by the application domain, and to optimize and customize the relevant features to obtain domainspecific semantics within the middleware. Although contemporary modularization techniques, such as aspect-oriented programming (AOP) and feature-oriented programming (FOP), have been used in middleware sp...

Adoption of middleware system to solve the congestion problem in mobile ad-hoc network is few to find in the existing system. Research gap is found as existing congestion control mechanism in MANET doesn’t use middleware design and existing middleware system were never investigated for its applicability in congestion control over the mobile ad-hoc network. Therefore, we introduce a novel middle...

Developing distributed applications is a difficult task due to three major problems: the complexity of programming interprocess communication, the need to support services across heterogeneous platforms, and the need to adapt to changing conditions. Traditional middleware (such as CORBA, DCOM, and Java RMI) addresses the first two problems to some extent through the use of a “black-box” approac...

Ubiquitous computing is a challenge for the design of middleware. The reasons are resource constraints, mobility, heterogeneity, etc., just to name a few. We argue that such middleware has to be tailored to the application scenario as well as to the target platform. Such tailormade middleware has to be be built from minimal fine-grained components, and the system structure must be highly config...

The area of multi-robot systems and frameworks has become, in recent years, a hot research area in the field of robotics. The need to integrate different heterogeneous robotic components and systems has led to the birth of robotic middleware. In this thesis, we tackle the robotic middleware problem from a different perspective. The aim of this work is to develop a robust middleware that is able...

Web extensions are powerful software artifacts that allow end-users to adapt and enrich a website. These run on the user's web browser as single-user manipulates available third-party contents. Many of them offer some collaborative features depend application. The need two co-depending (the application back-end front-end) increases complexity, making system harder develop maintain. In this pape...

This paper discusses the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system, which is a solution that allows drivers to minimize amount of time spent driving. It supports four different driving modes and regulates acceleration deceleration car in order maintain fixed speed or avoid collision with another vehicle. Real-Time Publish-Subscribe (RTPS) middleware has emerged as one most efficient practical option...

With wireless communications and mobile hand-held devices becoming a reality, new applications where users can have access to information anytime, anywhere are made possible. To design a middleware-based platform for applications such as emergency aid, crisis managements, our approach is threefold. We design and implement a middleware platform that hides as much as possible the details of the h...

A major goal of middleware is to allow seamless software integration across programming languages. CORBA, for example, supports multiple languages by specifying communication standards and language-specific bindings. Although this approach works well for desktop systems, it is problematic for embedded systems, where strict memory limits discourage multiple middleware implementations. A common m...