Towards Standard Control Protocol through Internet Using MDE Approach

The computer sciences have witnessed a real tendency for using Internet applications and as a result a big number of techniques have existed and performed a lot of development in a standard time, but the big development to the internet applications has achieved by coming an XML technique. We propose in this paper a new protocol "ControlXML" to standardize the remote circuits control domain through Internet with benefiting of an XML technique. By achieving it we compass some of the users' wishes. These users own the feasible ideas, but they suffer from the programming experiment dipping. In order to realize our protocol we present a "model-driven framework". We determine two types of information. Information describes the abilities of the circuit and information describes the method of using the circuit to solve some problems. To achieve that we produce two tools. The first tool allows the circuit designer to specify the circuit abilities. The second one allows the control circuit programmer to load a control circuit specification (commands and states) in order to build a control program specific to this circuit. After binding the outputs of these tools we will have an XML file(s) which will be sent to a remote virtual machine that can understand the logical structure of this XML file(s) and generates control signals to the circuit(s) around it.