Abstract

Review Article

WMW: A Secure, Web based Middleware for C4I Interoperable Applications

Nida Zeeshan*

Published: 19 January, 2017 | Volume 1 - Issue 1 | Pages: 010-017

Modern-day enhancements in Enterprise Architectures (EA) has increased the interoperability issues in almost all domains; these issues are increasing day-by-day as organizations are spanning and information is being exchanged between different platforms. Command Control Computer Communication and Intelligence (C4I) complex systems are also facing the interoperability issues due to highly classified and sensitive information being exchanged. In this paper we have discussed the integration of different C4I applications running under heterogeneous platforms by allowing them to communicate using a secure and ciphered web based middleware named as Web Middleware (WMW). This middleware is a client-server based web adaptor to achieve clean, systematic, secure and reliable communication. The main feature among many is the simple HTTP browser based customization that do not require any specific or special add-ons and controls to be installed on the client machine. Architecture usage, and initialization of the WMW middleware is discussed with security and performance discussion.

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Keywords:

Semantic interoperability; Enterprise architecture; Information exchange; Middleware; HTTP; Software engineering

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