| Title |
Syntactic and Semantic Validation of CIM Payloads in SOAP Message for IEC 61968 |
| Authors |
박재현(Jae-Hyeon Park) ; 김태완(Tae-Wan Kim) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5370/KIEE.2026.75.5.1203 |
| Keywords |
Common Information Model; Interoperability; Markup Language; Resource Description Framework; Semantic Web |
| Abstract |
Reliable interoperability among heterogeneous power system applications requires validation of both IEC 61968 message structure and CIM payload semantics. This paper proposes a two-layer validation framework for IEC 61968 SOAP messages. In the first layer, XSD-based syntactic validation checks the SOAP message structure, including headers, tags, data types, and namespaces. In the second layer, SHACL-based semantic validation verifies the RDF/XML CIM payload extracted from the SOAP body by checking object relationships and domain constraints. Unlike previous studies that addressed syntactic and semantic validation separately, the proposed framework integrates both in a unified procedure. For evaluation, IEC 61968-compliant test messages with injected syntactic and semantic errors were used. The results show that the framework effectively detects structural and semantic inconsistencies in CIM-compliant message exchanges. |