FwWebViewPlus: Integration of web technologies into WinCC OA based human-machine interfaces at CERN

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The rapid growth in popularity of web applications gives rise to a plethora of reusable graphical components, such as Google Chart Tools and JQuery Sparklines, implemented in JavaScript and run inside a web browser. In the paper we describe the tool that allows for seamless integration of web-based widgets into WinCC Open Architecture, the SCADA system used commonly at CERN to build complex Human-Machine Interfaces. Reuse of widely available widget libraries and pushing the development efforts to a higher abstraction layer based on a scripting language allow for significant reduction in maintenance of the code in multi-platform environments compared to those currently used in C++ visualization plugins. Adequately designed interfaces allow for rapid integration of new web widgets into WinCC OA. At the same time, the mechanisms familiar to HMI developers are preserved, making the use of new widgets "native". Perspectives for further integration between the realms of WinCC OA and Web development are also discussed. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Golonka, P., Fabian, W., Gonzalez-Berges, M., Jasiun, P., & Varela-Rodriguez, F. (2014). FwWebViewPlus: Integration of web technologies into WinCC OA based human-machine interfaces at CERN. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 513). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/513/1/012009

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