Abstract. Authoring of personalized Web page by integrating heterogeneous Web page elements from different sites is a challenging task in Web 2.0 applications. An approach to extract various of partitions or elements, which can be the basic HTML elements, CSS definitions, JavaScript source code, etc, from different Web sites, thus implementing authoring of new page from heterogeneous Web pages is proposed in this paper. A novel DOM tree model, CS-DOM tree, is introduced to retrieve the CSS definitions. In order to assure that the new Web pages keep updating synchronized with the source pages, a method based on the structure of DOM and the context of elements to relocate the elements that have been retrieved before is then presented. The similarity calculation algorithm used to judge whether the relocated elements and the elements retrieved before are from the same position is developed at last. The method proposed in this paper has been applied to develop a personalized portal.
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