| Document Date: 1999-07-23 19:05:05
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Company IBM / Roadway / ITS Research Group / / Currency SDD / / Facility University of Washington / / IndustryTerm real time data / software engineering standpoint / application-level network protocols / database systems / sub-systems / web browsers / software tools / web browser / network-management tools / software toolkit / transportation industry / center-to-center communications / transport protocol / lower-level protocol / implied appliation-level network protocol / security-related protocols / software development / managed network device / database server / software library / web servers / transportation authorities / Web Consortium / transportation centers / faceless network server / transportation applications / functional client or server / suggested new protocol / software industry / web server / network management / real-time data streams / updated web site / software distribution / network delivery protocol / / Organization University of Washington / NTCIP’s Center / SDD XML / / Position manager of exceptional conditions / programmer / / ProgrammingLanguage Java / C / XML Schema / Perl / SQL / XML / / Technology SNMP / XML / underlying transport protocol / HTTP protocol / proposed DATEX-ASN protocol / security-related protocols / network delivery protocol / relational database / application-level network protocols / implied appliation-level network protocol / Extensible Markup Language / Perl / UDP / Uniform Resource Locator / TCP/IP / existing network protocols / lower-level protocol / network protocol / Java / ASCII / HTTP / DTD / Document Type Definition / Document Object Model / web server / / URL http /
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A comparison of three methods of data transfer for Center-to-Center communications Luke Pond UW ITS Research Group June 3, 1999 In the publication of the Traffic Management Data Dictionary and the Transit Communications