Supporting Client-Server Communication Sample Clauses

Supporting Client-Server Communication. It has been identified that many traditional systems currently in use operate on a polling or request-response basis. For example, Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) scan periodically for new values through queries and update the user interface displays accordingly. A message bus solution - depending on the implementation - may not store the last value, and therefore it is required for the COCOP concept to have request-response behaviour available for client-server communication as well. In industrial environments, there are also de facto protocols in use, such as OPC UA (OPC, 2015), that provide standard connectivity between systems. The standardisation may enable close to plug-and-play behaviour when integrating components. Encouraging the use of standard solutions facilitates the interoperability of industrial control systems, and it is one of the COCOP architecture objectives. Interfaces and protocols suitable for realising the COCOP system architecture are detailed in D3.5 Interface and protocol definitions. To realise client-server communication - while using an asynchronous message bus as the core - requires new functionality for the adapters or systems directly integrated to the COCOP architecture. In addition to pushing new information onto the bus, the adapters need to listen for specific requests from others and then be capable of returning the requested information onto the bus. These messaging patterns will be developed during the project and detailed in the future deliverable D3.7 Software architecture description for the runtime system (update).
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