TagStreamerArchitecture
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Tag Streamer 2.0
As we talk about Tag Streamer 2.0 we talk about a new Software. The software comes along with Objects and object orientated programming. One of the modern software development concepts is the "Model Viewer Controller" principle. It identifies 3 main parts of a program.
- the Viewer
- the Model
- the Controller
The Viewer
The Viewer will be defined in a later phase of the implementation because the main part of Tag Streamer will be the execution of predefined XML files.
The Model
The Model represents the input data. In Tag Streamer we can identify 4 parts.
- the Batch
- the Scenario
- the Components
- the LoadTestSuite
The Batch
Describes what should be done on the PathItems along the Scenario.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Batch id="1"> <burstInterval>4000</burstInterval> <exec> <wait>500</wait> <tagDescription duration="200"> <tagPattern count="100"> <type>Custom</type> <prefix>eef</prefix> <gen>2</gen> </tagPattern> <tagPattern count="90"> <type>DOD</type> </prefix> <gen>2</gen> </tagPattern> </tagDescription> <wait>400</wait> <gpiEvent>true<gpiEvent> <wait>100</wait> <gpiEvent>false<gpiEvent> <exec> </Batch>
The Scenario
Describes how the PathItems are connected to each other to simulate a assembly line in a factory.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <scenario id="0"> <pathItem id="0" wait="4000"> <readerID>1</readerID> </pathItem> <pathItem id="0" wait="4000"> <readerID>1</readerID> </pathItem> <pathItem id="0" wait="4000"> <readerID>1</readerID> </pathItem> </scenario>
The Components
Describes the affected devices in the PathItems. That can be RFID readers and in the future some more devices along a assembly line.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <componentList id="0"> <readerComponents id="0"> <reader> <numAntennas>1</numAntennas> <numGPIs>4</numGPIs> <numGPOs>4</numGPOs> <propertiesMap> <entry> <key>servermode</key> <value>true</value> </entry> <entry> <key>inet_address</key> <value>127.0.0.1:10101</value> </entry> <entry> <key>llrp_inet_address</key> <value>127.0.0.1:5084</value> </entry> </propertiesMap> <readerClassName>org.rifidi.emulator.reader.llrp.module.LLRPReaderModule</readerClassName> <readerName>LLRPreader</readerName> <readerType>LLRPReader</readerType> </reader> </readerComponents> <readerComponents id="1"> <reader> <numAntennas>1</numAntennas> <numGPIs>4</numGPIs> <numGPOs>4</numGPOs> <propertiesMap> <entry> <key>servermode</key> <value>true</value> </entry> <entry> <key>inet_address</key> <value>127.0.0.1:10102</value> </entry> <entry> <key>llrp_inet_address</key> <value>127.0.0.1:5085</value> </entry> </propertiesMap> <readerClassName>org.rifidi.emulator.reader.llrp.module.LLRPReaderModule</readerClassName> <readerName>LLRPreader2</readerName> <readerType>LLRPReader</readerType> </reader> </readerComponents> </componentList>
The LoadTestSuite
Describes how many Scenarios are executed and how are the Batches are connected to the scenarios, the speed new batches are created and how long the wait time will be until it's executed again.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <LoadTestSuite> <wait>5000</wait> <exec> <batch>1</batch> <scenarios> <id>1</id> <id>2</id> </scenarios> </exec> <wait>4000</wait> <exec> <batch>2</batch> <scenarios> <id>2</id> </scenarios> </exec> <wait>4000</wait> <exec> <batch>1</batch> <scenarios> <id>1</id> <id>2</id> </scenarios> </exec> <LoadTestSuite>
The Controller
The Controller specifies how the input data will be processed. A example "use case" is provided here: TagStreamerSpecification.
As parts of the controller we can identify the following components:
- the BatchGenerator
- the PathItem
- the LoadTestProcessor
The BatchGenerator
It uses the Batch as input data and creates the BatchItems which are floating through the Scenario.
The PathItem
A thread which will take a Batch as input and execute the the defined operations in it.
The LoadTestProcessor
A Thread which takes the LoadTestSuite as input and creates all the necessary objects to operate.