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COMPONENT INTERFACES. We now present the main component interfaces of our architecture in Figure 14. We will reference these interfaces throughout the SFCs presented in Section 6.6. For this, we transform the component architecture in Figure 14 into an UML version, presented in Figure 30.
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COMPONENT INTERFACES. ‌ This section lists the specific features required from each component within the context of this use case scenario. It also points out some of the decisions to be made regarding specific details of the use case setup.
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COMPONENT INTERFACES. A WSDL document has been defined on a per component level to describe the interface using the WSDL description language and xsd types. Note that the client application sees a single virtual WSDL file (PICOS.wsdl) but in reality, the platform interface is defined by 16 WSDL document and 13 type definition documents shared by multiple interface description documents Some of the methods are not accessible outside the platform. The proxy component filters which methods can be accessed by the client.
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