Remote Monitoring in Distributed Measurement System Using DataSocket JavaBean and Java Applet

Jian Wen Li; Bo Yuan Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.476-478.2032

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Remote Monitoring in Distributed Measurement System Using DataSocket JavaBean and Java Applet

Abstract:

This paper describes in detail a Web-based, browser-server architecture specifically designed to allow live data transmission and a flexible management of remote instruments. The DataSocket and Java applet developed using the DataSocket JavaBean are used to stream live data from the instrument to remote clients. Remote monitoring is developed by the employment of the TCP/IP protocol suite and Java applet, and the results can be displayed by general web browser. This approach shows an effective and a feasible way for applications development for remote monitoring.