Deliverables

This document described the architecture of the OPTIMA Communication Platform (CP), through the definition of its building blocks: the hardware and software platform to be used, the Integration Layer which provides an interface between the Rail Business Services, the external services, the Operator Workstations, and the Application Framework and finally the Common Data Model adopted.

The deliverable includes Hardware and Software Components Specifications (HCS) for the IL, AF and Operators Workstation.

This document provides details of the actions performed during the completion of the delivery of specific HW and SW items of the OPTIMA communication platform, including the setup and checking of the configuration and the verification of the HW and SW integration. It also describes the purchase of HW and SW according to Article 10.1.1 of the Grant Agreement, which ensures the best value for money.

This document provides details of the actions performed during the completion of the delivery of specific HW and SW items of the OPTIMA communication platform, including the setup and checking of the configuration and verification of the HW and SW. It also describes the purchase of HW and SW according to Article 10.1.1 of the Grant Agreement, which ensures the best value for money.

Please note that this deliverable is undergoing S2R JU review and acceptance processes. At this stage this deliverable reflects only the author’s view and the S2R JU is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains

This document describes the Integration Layer Application Programming Interface (IL-API). The IL-API offers the means to publish data to, and subscribe to data on the Integration Layer including, if necessary, considering the specific QoS requirements for each of data transfer. To facilitate the development of such applications, the IL-API provides an abstraction in the particular area of distributed systems: agents, autonomous software units capable of working in parallel and in competition.

This document describes the Integration Layer Services which complements the IL-API by providing some system functionalities such us Authentication, Authoritations,Logging ,Alerts Alarms and "basic" persistence .

Please note that this deliverable is undergoing S2R JU review and acceptance processes. At this stage this deliverable reflects only the author’s view and the S2R JU is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains

This document reports on the delivery of the software clients and web clients. It provides instructions for the installation and configuration of the individual editors, as well as a collection of tests for updating the information to be displayed in the OPTIMA web client which are included as examples of the use of each of the agents.

(UNDER REVIEW) This report documents the instructions for installing, updating, and configuring the IL-API on operator workstations. It provides also some examples of OPTIMA application that have been developed to exchange data using the Integration Layer API.

Please note that this deliverable is undergoing S2R JU review and acceptance processes. At this stage this deliverable reflects only the author’s view and the S2R JU is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains

This document deals with the "strong" persistence service for data shared through the IL, the usual services expected from any DataBase Management System (DBMS), system performance and how to preserve them, concerns for modelling data structures, qualities of service, data flow recording, and more...

This document reports on the setup of the Database Services and their testing