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NASA NTRS · 20040015203

Interactive, Secure Web-enabled Aircraft Engine Simulation Using XML Databinding Integration

Abstract

This paper discusses the detailed design of an XML databinding framework for aircraft engine simulation. The framework provides an object interface to access and use engine data. while at the same time preserving the meaning of the original data. The Language independent representation of engine component data enables users to move around XML data using HTTP through disparate networks. The application of this framework is demonstrated via a web-based turbofan propulsion system simulation using the World Wide Web (WWW). A Java Servlet based web component architecture is used for rendering XML engine data into HTML format and dealing with input events from the user, which allows users to interact with simulation data from a web browser. The simulation data can also be saved to a local disk for archiving or to restart the simulation at a later time.

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Lin, Risheng, Afjeh, Abdollah A.. 2003-10-30. Interactive, Secure Web-enabled Aircraft Engine Simulation Using XML Databinding Integration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040015203

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