A content classification and filtering server for the internet

Content Adaptation in Ubiquitous Computing

“…The following information is necessary regarding the adaptation environment: characteristics and capacities of the access device; personal user information and preferences; conditions of the communication network; characteristics of the requested content; and the terms of the service agreement between the service provider and the end user. As proposed in (Forte et al, 2006) and illustrated in Figure 2, this information can be described and stored in device, user, network, content and Service Level Agreement (SLA) profiles.…”

“…Pages on sexual education and medicine are the most commonly affected by this last problem (Rideout et al, 2002). The CCFS we developed (Forte et al, 2006), illustrated in Figure 4, is part of a general architecture encompassing a set of dedicated adaptation servers and a content adaptation proxy. The purpose is to allow access to the available Internet content, independently of the device the user is employing, and to adapt the content according to the user's preferences.…”

Using ontologies and Web services for content adaptation in Ubiquitous Computing

“…In this figure, the notation profile.class -context information indicates the name of the profile, the name of the class and the context information that will be stored in this class. In this example, because the user hired the paid service of content classification and filtering (Forte et al, 2006), the Pay_for_Filtering property of the SLA profile was configured as true. Once the profile information has been collected, the initial goal G 1 = (HTML, XHTML, Pay_for_Filtering, _) is defined and the search for services to carry out the hired service is started.…”

A component-based framework for the internet content adaptation domain

“…The internal structure of this component supports variations according to the type of adaptation offered by the Adaptation Server. An example of the design of this component is available in [9]. The Remote Adapter carries out the same functions as the Local Adapter, but does not use the processing resources of the Adaptation Proxy.…”