A Method for Integration of Web Applications Based on Information Extraction

Han, Hao; Tokuda, Takehiro

doi:10.1109/icwe.2008.29

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“…However, it does not appear to be easy to realize the interaction between different Web applications (like Safari Web Clip Widgets [4]) and needs a C3W-only Web browser. Extracting data from multiple Web pages by end-user programming [15] is more suitable to generate mashup applications at client side. Marmite [33], implemented as a Firefox plug-in using JavaScript and XUL, uses a basic screen-scraping operator to extract the content from Web pages and integrate it with other data sources.…”

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Retrieval, description and security: Towards the large-scale UI component-based reuse and integration

Han

Gao

Oyama

2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse &Amp; Integration

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Under the trend of the information/functionality integration, the application integration at the presentation and logic layers becomes a popular issue. Without the open Web service APIs, the integration of traditional Web applications is based on the reuse of UI components usually, which represent the interactive functionalities of applications partially. In this paper, we present some common problems of the current UI component-based reuse and integration, and propose our solutions: a security-enhanced "component retrieval and integration description" method. Our purpose is to construct a reliable largescale reuse and integration system for Web applications.

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Retrieval, description and security: Towards the large-scale UI component-based reuse and integration

Han

Gao

Oyama

2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse &Amp; Integration

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“…Hao Han et al, [Han08] have showcased a recent revolution in the web application scenario for the integration of web services. This concept has been handled in different names such as mash ups [Cetin07], mix-up or service oriented architecture.…”

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A Survey of Design Pattern Based Web Applications.

Sridaran¹,

Padmavathi²,

Iyakutti³

2009

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Pattern-based web applications have become popular since they promote reusability and consistency. In few cases, patterns do not produce the desired effect because of lack of experience in applying them. This situation forces one to think of a suitable reengineering solution for such applications. The objectives of the paper are three fold. It provides a survey of different pattern-based web applications that will be useful for the application designers. It highlights some of the web applications where patterns have been inappropriately handled. A few re-engineering initiatives for such cases are also analyzed.

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“…For instance [4][5][6][7] discuss promising approaches for end-user programming and also mobile mashup development. Providing an authoring tool to enable end-users to design his/her own mobile application is the common approach.…”

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A Web-Based Approach for Designing and DeployingFlexible Learning Tools

Zbick

2013

Current Trends in Web Engineering

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A web-based approach for designing and deploying flexible learning tools.In : Current Trends in Web Engineering: ICWE 2013 International Workshops ComposableWeb, QWE, MDWE, DMSSW, EMotions, CSE, SSN, and PhD Symposium, Aalborg, Denmark, July 8-12, 2013. Revised Selected Papers (pp. 320-324 Abstract. This paper presents the current work in the development of a web-based approach to offer an authoring-tool for the creation of mobile applications with data collection purposes. The web-based solution additionally offers the possibility to visualize previously collected data in the web-browser. An idea of a mobile web application is presented that uses a diversity of sensors of a mobile device for collecting environmental data in the field. This paper describes how to integrate such an approach in the context of the LETS GO [1] research project. It also identifies and addresses current issues in end-user programming and mobile cross-platform development.

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A Method for Integration of Web Applications Based on Information Extraction

Cited by 20 publications

References 5 publications

Retrieval, description and security: Towards the large-scale UI component-based reuse and integration

Retrieval, description and security: Towards the large-scale UI component-based reuse and integration

A Survey of Design Pattern Based Web Applications.

A Web-Based Approach for Designing and DeployingFlexible Learning Tools

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