Analyzing Interaction Flow Modeling Language in Web Development Lifecycle

Wakil, Karzan; Jawawi, Dayang Norhayati Abang

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2017.080137

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“…This is attained accordingly by having the domain model objects referenced by facilitating the data exhibited in the interface and the deeds to be activated through interface interaction. Wakil and jawawi,2017 [59] added IFML to web engineering lifecycle's map, they explained IFML one of the good methods to cover lifecycle, this work help the researcher to follow IFML to solve other web application issues. Moreover they created a framework for combining IFML with other methods [60], this combine provide more ability to IFML for developing web applications.…”

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Comparison between Web Engineering Methods to Develop Multi Web Applications

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Jawawi²

2017

JSW

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Abstract:Web applications act as a source of strength for business growth over the internet and have become the backbone of the e-commerce. With the evolution of these type of applications, numerous features have been added to overcome the issues of complexities of the processes development web engineering methods. These methods are intended for specific purposes, and there has been some lack of the development of web applications, especially concerning the new types of web applications. The problem is that web engineering methods cannot support new features of web applications, furthermore no single method to support all types of web applications. In an attempt to solve this problem, a significant amount of work has been undertaken to improve or extend these methods to develop new types of web applications. In this paper, we make a comparison between web engineering methods (including IFML) to support the features of modern web applications. The result of our comparison will show the capability of the methods to support modern and multi web applications, and help the developers in the process development web applications.

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Section: Interaction Flow Modeling Language (Ifml)mentioning

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Comparison between Web Engineering Methods to Develop Multi Web Applications

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2017

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“…Based on process development IFML to cover lifecycle [38], our framework extends all steps, in the extended metamodels from content to user interface, we extend Interaction Flow Elements, Interaction Flow, and Parameters. Then by using UML mechanism, we define the new elements.…”

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“…In this section, we extend payment execution that designed by IFML for RIA as new concept, however IFML can support RIA, but here for proving our framework we extend IFML model front-end, the payment execution previously we designed in [38]. As shown in Figure 7.…”

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Extensibility Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels to Develop New Web Application Concerns

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Jawawi

2017

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Web engineering is a systematic approach to develop web applications, and numerous web engineering methods have been proposed. These methods were extended through defining new models by using different mechanisms to capture the web application concepts. Due to the complexity rising of web applications, the web engineering methods cannot provide web solutions anymore. Even though Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML) is recently proposed as a new method for developing web applications, it has limitations. Therefore these methods need to be improved. In this paper, we present the ability of IFML extensibility to support new concerns from web applications. Moreover, we extend IFML through UML mechanisms to support new concerns from the context to the user interface. The new IFML solves the lack of context web application through defining a new model and becomes a new direction to develop concerns modern web applications.

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“…moreover we extended the UWE metamodels to increase usability of the method [33,34]. In the recent work for increasing usability and adaptability the method we extend IFML method [35], and we analyzed IFML for cover lifecycle in two works for presenting usability IFML method [36][37]. In this section, we define a new framework by which to increase the usability of MDWE methods.…”

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Increasing usability for web engineering methods

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Jawawi²

2017

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Usability is considered to be one of the most important quality factors for products, and accordingly, there are a number of MDWE methods existing which can develop web applications. With the rapid evolution of web applications, existing MDWE methods has a number of weaknesses was appeared in the process development web applications; one of the issues is usability problem. There are many factors to increase usability of MDWE methods such as adaptability, lifecycle, user interface and so on. In this paper, we define a new framework to increase usability for MDWE methods through two important factors that are adaptability and lifecycle. Increased usability will ultimately lead to increased quality of the methods. Furthermore, increased quality of web engineering solutions would subsequently lead to improved usability for websites and web applications.

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Analyzing Interaction Flow Modeling Language in Web Development Lifecycle

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

Comparison between Web Engineering Methods to Develop Multi Web Applications

Comparison between Web Engineering Methods to Develop Multi Web Applications

Extensibility Interaction Flow Modeling Language Metamodels to Develop New Web Application Concerns

Increasing usability for web engineering methods

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