IPSO Alliance Interfaces (IETF) Sample Clauses

IPSO Alliance Interfaces (IETF). Among the goals of the Constrained RESTful Environments (CoRE) working group can be found a REST architecture that fits to the constrained nodes and networks. Its draft-shelby- core-interfaces-03 defines several functionalities that cover the needs of the Internet of Things transmission technologies. Next we review some points of the interface set for the standard. The first point is the definition of a Function Set that consists of input, output and parameter resources containing internal logic and may have a subset of mandatory inputs, outputs and parameters to provide the minimum interoperability. The IETF draft proposes a common representation for the binding between M2M devices defining a format based on the CoRE link format document. This format represents the binding information accompanied by a set of rules in order to define a binding method which is defined as a specialized relationship between two resources (M2M). As defined in the CoRE Resource Directory all resources and services offered by a device should be discoverable either through a direct link in /.well-known/core or by following successive links starting from /.well-known/core, defined in the ietf-core-link-format document. The next table shows an example extracted from draft-shelby-core-interfaces-03 in order to illustrate the discover procedure. Table 11: Discover services example Req: GET /.well-known/core Res: 2.05 Content (application/link-format) </s>;rt="simple.sen";if="core.b", </s/lt>;rt="xxxxxx.xxx.xx";if="core.s", </s/tmp>;rt="simple.sen.tmp";if="core.s";obs, </s/hum>;rt="simple.sen.hum";if="core.s", </a>;rt="simple.act";if="core.b", </a/1/led>;rt="simple.act.led";if="core.a", </a/2/led>;rt="simple.act.led";if="core.a", </d>;rt="xxxxxx.xxx";if="xxxx.xx", </l>;if="xxxx.xx", The interface section of draft-shelby-core-03 describes REST interfaces for Link List, Batch, Sensor, Parameters, Actuators and Binding table resources. Some variants such as Linked Batch or Read-Only Parameter are also defined. The interfaces support the use of plain text and/or SenML Media types to define its payload. The next table shows a relation of methods defined for each resource mentioned before and the column “if=” defines the Interface Description attribute value, that its used in the CoRE Link Format for a resource according to the interface. Table 12: Defined interfaces in draft-xxxxxx-core-interfaces-03 Interface if= Methods Link List core.ll GET Batch core.b GET, PUT, POST (where applicable)...
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