Engineering Web technologies for embedded applications

Author

Agranat, I.D.

Author_Institution

Agranat Syst. Inc., USA

Volume

2

Issue

3

fYear

1998

Firstpage

40

Lastpage

45

Abstract

The founder of Agranat Systems examines the design issues involved in engineering effective Web technologies for embedded systems. Small embedded TCP/IP stacks and Web server software now make it possible to manufacture reliable, inexpensive Web-enabled devices across many industries and markets. Embedded systems require Web servers that are designed to minimize memory footprint and avoid interference with mission-critical and real-time applications. To guarantee a reliable user interface with minimal impact on system performance, the server software should utilize the latest HTTP 1.1 standards from the Internet Engineering Task Force. It won´t be long before intelligent devices worldwide will be nodes on a network and managed from Web browsers

Keywords

Internet; cache storage; graphical user interfaces; hypermedia; real-time systems; transport protocols; HTTP 1.1 standards; Web server software; Web technologies; embedded applications; inexpensive Web-enabled devices; intelligent devices; interference; memory footprint; real-time applications; reliable user interface; server software; small embedded TCP/IP stacks; Application software; Computer industry; Design engineering; Embedded software; Embedded system; Interference; Manufacturing industries; Reliability engineering; TCPIP; Web server;

fLanguage

English

Journal_Title

Internet Computing, IEEE

Publisher

ieee

ISSN

1089-7801

Type

jour

DOI

10.1109/4236.683798

Filename

683798