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Applications used for Collider-Accelerator Controls at Brookhaven National Laboratory typically run as console level programs on a Linux operating system. One essential requirement for accelerator controls applications is the bidirectional synchronized IO data communication. Several web frameworks have made it possible to develop web based Accelerator Controls applications that provide all the features of console based user interface applications. Web based applications give users flexibility by providing an architecture independent domain for running applications. Security is established by restricting access to users within the local network. Additionally, the web framework provides the opportunity to develop mobile device applications that makes it convenient for users to access information anywhere and anytime. The Vaadin Java Web Framework is a tool kit being used to develop client side web interfaces. Vaadin provides Java developers a short learning curve overhead. Most Java Technologies, including JavaEE and third party packages work well within the Vaadin framework. This paper explores the feasibility of using the Vaadin web framework for developing UI applications for Collider-Accelerator controls at Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Using the Vaadin Web Framework for Developing Rich Accelerator Controls User Interfaces