A Java-based Wrapper for Wireless Communications

Roberto Gallea; Salvatore Sorce; Salvatore Sorce; null Impastato; null Ferrarotto; null Gallea; Antonio Gentile; null Morana; null Impastato; Alessandro Genco; Alessandro Genco

A Java-based Wrapper for Wireless Communications

Roberto Gallea, Salvatore Sorce, Salvatore Sorce, Impastato, Ferrarotto, Gallea, Antonio Gentile, Morana, Impastato, Alessandro Genco, Alessandro Genco

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Abstract

The increasing number of new applications for mobile devices in pervasive environments, do not cope with changes in the wireless communications. Developers of such applications have to deal with problems arising from the available wireless connections in the given environment. A middleware is a solution that allows to overcome some of these problems. It provides to the applications a set of functions that facilitate their development. In this paper we present a Java-based communication wrapper, called SmartTraffic, which allows programmers to seamlessly use TCP or UDP protocols over Bluetooth or any IP-based wireless network. Developers can use SmartTraffic within their Java applications, thus focusing on the application goals, and leaving out details about how it should interact with the available wireless connection.

Original language	English
Pages	769-774
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2008

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

Artificial Intelligence
Software
Control and Systems Engineering

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