Implementation of Multi-Vehicle Terminals' Data Transmission Based on HTTP Communication Protocol

An Yu Cheng; Xiao Yu Lin; Wen Long Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.5098

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Implementation of Multi-Vehicle Terminals' Data Transmission Based on HTTP Communication Protocol

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Vehicle terminal can upload the vehicle status information to the server in time, to provide service for the users with more security. But vehicle terminal in the process of upload information to the server need to solve many issues, such as a large number of terminals connecting to the server, large amount of data, the data of transmission in various forms, the server is not stable enough and many other issues. This design uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to achieve reliable data transmission between the WEB server and vehicle terminals, and the load of server is lower, so the server can support more vehicle terminals’ connection.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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5098-5101

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May 2014

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An Yu Cheng*, Xiao Yu Lin, Wen Long Feng

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Controller Area Network (CAN), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Vehicle Terminals

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