A REST protocol and composite format for interactive web documents

Boyer, John M.; Wiecha, Charles; Akolkar, Rahul

doi:10.1145/1600193.1600226

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“…There is no concept of document composition like in document mashups that would support collaborative or active documents and ad hoc processes. Interactive Web documents [7] define a REST protocol and format for Web based documents which include data and behavior. However, although they mention a prototype, they do not show how these documents can be collaboratively authored and coordinated.…”

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A Mashup Tool for Collaborative Engineering of Service-Oriented Enterprise Documents

Schuster

Stein

Zirpins

2011

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. Enterprise documents combine the representation of organizational processes and rules with knowledge and data to support human communication in a visual appealing and possibly interactive way. These characteristics are not only beneficial for the support of highly structured and optimized business processes but can be also leveraged to drive ad hoc collaborative innovation processes. However, collaborative authoring requires content consolidation and coordination mechanisms and while IT-supported document engineering for structured and recurring collaboration processes is well established, engineering of documents that emerge and evolve instantaneously still lacks appropriate support. Subsequently we present the MoSaiC tool for collaborative document engineering: MoSaiC supports a new type of service-oriented enterprise documents that are represented as mashups of content creation, transformation and publication services. This 'living' format supports teams to rapidly regulate and control collaborative activities by mapping them to services provided by team members or enterprise systems and mashing them into document structure and rules in an interactive, intuitive and dynamic way.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Mashup Tool for Collaborative Engineering of Service-Oriented Enterprise Documents

Schuster

Stein

Zirpins

2011

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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“…This is an extended version of our conference paper [6] in which we have made refinements throughout; expanded Sects. 2, 4.3, 4.4, 5.4, 5.5, and 6.3; and added Sects.…”

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Interactive Web Documents

2010

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Documents allow end-users to encapsulate information related to a collaborative business process into a package that can be saved, emailed, digitally signed, and used as the basis for interaction in an activity or an ad hoc workflow. While documents are used incidentally today in web applications, for example in HTML presentations of content stored otherwise in back-end systems, they are not yet the central artifact for developers of dynamic, data intensive web applications. This paper unifies the storage and management of the various artifacts of web applications into an Interactive Web Document (IWD). Data, presentation, behavior, attachments, and digital signatures collected throughout the business process are unified into a single composite web resource. We describe a standards-based approach to packaging multiple resources into IWD archives based on the Open Document Format, a REST-based protocol for interacting with IWDs, and an extensible interaction controller architecture.

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