A Survey of Middleware in different languages for Ubiquitous Services
Neha Sharma, Usha Batra, Saurabh Mukherjee
Abstract
The advent of abrupt advancement in technology and availability of numerous applications has made it imperative to adopt a technology that is felicitous for every domain. There exists a huge count of technologies working in all domains. The transient nature of technology itself is a reason for it being obsolete. Enterprise application development (EAI) solutions support many on-going projects ranging from proprietary, open or academic projects to scientific experiments. After analysing various middleware, we agreed on the fact that a language works best in a specific domain but may not be amicable with other domains. The rapid augmentation in technology and unstable requirements are responsible for having dearth in languages. Therefore, succinctly the environment is unstable and will be in future as well. This research discusses middleware technologies available in various languages. In this paper, on the basis of literature survey we present a comparative analysis of their features, flexibility, scalability and trade-offs and making it impeccable at some extent is what we aspire.
Keyword
Middleware, Java, Cloud Computing, CORBA, Web Services.