Application of SOA Technology in the Tactical Communication Service Control
Chen Qian
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Chen Qian
Abstract
The range of information exchange and amount of information in the future tactical communication network are much greater than those in the tradition battle.The interface of network and protocol in old system is complex.Data combination and distribute control is difficult.In this paper,the tactical communications services based on SOA control technology is studied,making network resources in the tactical communication network appear in the form of services,such as simplified network interconnection interface and protocol conversion,high reusability,thus to provide,syncretize and realize interoperability between the systems rapidly,and improve the ability of information sharing and interoperability of the combat troops.
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The range of information exchange and amount of information in the future tactical communication network are much greater than those in the tradition battle.The interface of network and protocol in old system is complex.Data combination and distribute control is difficult.In this paper,the tactical communications services based on SOA control technology is studied,making network resources in the tactical communication network appear in the form of services,such as simplified network interconnection interface and protocol conversion,high reusability,thus to provide,syncretize and realize interoperability between the systems rapidly,and improve the ability of information sharing and interoperability of the combat troops.
Key concepts: Interoperability, Computer science, Computer network, Interface (matter), Information exchange, Tactical communications, Service (business), Protocol (science)