Towards a Service-Oriented IEC 61499 compliant Engineering Support Environment

2006 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation Pub Date : 2006-09-01 DOI:10.1109/ETFA.2006.355462

K. Thramboulidis, G. Koumoutsos, G. Doukas

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The IEC 61499 standard introduces the function block (FB) model to support the development of open, interoperable, distributed control applications (DCAs). Currently available engineering support systems (ESSs) as well as those under development adopt traditional architectural styles and do not cover the whole requirements of the development process of FB-based DCAs. However, the major drawback of traditional ESSs is that of extensibility. This problem can be addressed by providing a public domain framework that can be easily extended. In this paper an approach that promotes the idea of service-oriented computing in the control and automation domain, is described. A service-oriented architectural framework is proposed to provide the infrastructure for the exploitation of service-oriented computing in the development process of factory automation systems. Features required in the development process will be implemented as services and published in the public domain. These services can be used on demand by control engineers to construct their projects' specific engineering support environments.

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面向服务的符合IEC 61499的工程支持环境

IEC 61499标准引入了功能块(FB)模型，以支持开放、可互操作、分布式控制应用程序(dca)的开发。目前可用的工程支援系统和正在开发的工程支援系统采用传统的架构风格，并没有涵盖基于fb的dca开发过程的全部需求。然而，传统ess的主要缺点是可扩展性。这个问题可以通过提供一个易于扩展的公共领域框架来解决。本文描述了一种在控制和自动化领域推广面向服务计算思想的方法。提出了一个面向服务的体系结构框架，为在工厂自动化系统开发过程中利用面向服务的计算提供基础设施。开发过程中所需的功能将作为服务实现，并在公共领域发布。控制工程师可以根据需要使用这些服务来构建其项目的特定工程支持环境。

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