Reader application markup language schema
First Claim
1. An RFID component that facilitates executing an RFID process, comprising:
- a receiver component that receives RFID data related to an RFID architecture; and
a schema component that creates a reader application markup language (RAML) schema based at least upon the received RFID data and installs and/or deploys an RFID process, wherein the RAML schema defines physical components of the sub-system that are used to employ a particular RFID-based process and comprises a process definition that contains a Logical Source having at least one of a tracker and writehandler;
wherein the Logical Source has a second Logical Source, a reader collection, an event handler, and an event handler policy; and
wherein the RFID architecture comprises a collection of RFID readers that form a sub-system which comprises an RFID reader that receives an RFID signal and an RFID tag that transmits to at least one RFID reader.
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Abstract
The subject invention provides a system and/or method that facilitates executing a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) process by employing a reader application markup language (RAML) schema that provides a portable format to setup and deploy such RFID process. A schema component can receive RFID data relating to an RFID architecture wherein a RAML schema can be created based at least upon such RFID data (e.g., discovered readers including settings and/or configurations). The RAML schema can include a sub-system definition (e.g., containing the definition of server state and entities in such server) and a process definition (e.g., containing process related entities and inter-relationships).
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17 Claims
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1. An RFID component that facilitates executing an RFID process, comprising:
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a receiver component that receives RFID data related to an RFID architecture; and a schema component that creates a reader application markup language (RAML) schema based at least upon the received RFID data and installs and/or deploys an RFID process, wherein the RAML schema defines physical components of the sub-system that are used to employ a particular RFID-based process and comprises a process definition that contains a Logical Source having at least one of a tracker and writehandler; wherein the Logical Source has a second Logical Source, a reader collection, an event handler, and an event handler policy; and wherein the RFID architecture comprises a collection of RFID readers that form a sub-system which comprises an RFID reader that receives an RFID signal and an RFID tag that transmits to at least one RFID reader. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A computer-implemented method that facilitates executing an RFID process, comprising:
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receiving RFID data from an RFID architecture; creating a reader application markup language (RAML) schema based at least upon the received RFID data; and utilizing the RAML schema to setup and/or deploy an RFID process; wherein the RAML schema defines one or more physical components of the sub-system that are used to employ a particular RFID-based process and comprises a process definition that contains a Logical Source having at least one of a tracker and writehandler; wherein the Logical Source has a second Logical Source, a reader collection, an event handler, and an event handler policy; and wherein the RFID architecture comprises a plurality of RFID readers that form a sub-system that comprises an RFID reader that receives an RFID signal and an RFID tag that transmits to at least one RFID reader. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A computer implemented system that facilitates executing an RFID process, comprising:
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means for receiving RFID data from an RFID architecture; means for creating a reader application markup language (RAML) schema based at least upon the received RFID data; and means for utilizing the RAML schema to setup and/or deploy an RFID process; wherein the RAML schema defines physical components of the sub-system that are used to employ a particular RFID-based process and comprises a process definition that contains a Logical Source having at least one of a tracker and writehandler; wherein the Logical Source has a second Logical Source, a reader collection, an event handler, and an event handler policy; and wherein the RFID architecture comprises a collection of RFID readers that form a sub-system which comprises an RFID reader that receives an RFID signal and an RFID tag that transmits to at least one RFID reader.
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