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Tutorial: RFID Device Development Kit for Linux

A set of tools and techniques for interfacing RFID readers and other related hardware into IBM's RFID middleware solution.

Tutorial Details:

This RFID Device Development Kit consists of an OSGi-based infrastructure, tools, and examples that together make up the core of IBM's RFID Edge-of-Network software solution. (RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification.) When integrated with IBM Workplace Client Technology, Micro Edition, a complete development environment is provided that allows the user to explore the infrastructure, learn about the included technologies and APIs, and develop support for new devices. Extensive examples, simulators, and tutorials are included that allow the user to write code for supporting new imaginary devices or for interfacing with the real physical hardware without a Premises server or Edge Controller. The infrastructure can also be extended by the user to modify its behavior so that it models solution-specific business processes and requirements.

ow does it work?
The APIs and protocol specifications are mapped into XML, which is used to generate and develop a Java interface to the device. The highest level provides a generic Java model of the device, such as an RFID reader. The toolkit also guides the user through the process of taking the new Java representation of this device to build agent classes that will also be compatible with IBM's Sensors and Actuators middleware. This allows the user to plug into existing applications or provide a new device model for application developers.

About the technology author(s):
John Gerken is a member of IBM's Emerging Technologies Software Group, which focuses on the investigation and prototyping of pre-emerging software technologies. Formally the leader of the Emerging Technologies Toolkit for Web Services and Autonomic Computing development team, Mr. Gerken has recently moved on to build toolkits for new emerging technologies under development.

Randy Carroll and David Lavin are both technologists with the Embedded Java Enablement Team working on RFID software development.

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