Design and maintenance of data-intensive web sites

Atzeni, Paolo; Mecca, Giansalvatore; Merialdo, Paolo

doi:10.1007/bfb0101001

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“…Examples include RMM [7], OOHDM [17], ARANEUS [1], WebML [3], and HERA [6]. These approaches have addressed the ability to model the underlying domain data structures and handle the dynamic data content.…”

Section: Related Work On Conceptual Web Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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OntoWeaver-S: Supporting the Design of Knowledge Portals

Lei

Motta

Domingue

2004

Engineering Knowledge in the Age of the Semantic Web

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Abstract. This paper presents OntoWeaver-S, an ontology-based infrastructure for building knowledge portals. In particular, OntoWeaver-S is integrated with a comprehensive web service platform, IRS-II, for the publication, discovery, and execution of web services. In this way, OntoWeaver-S supports the access and provision of remote web services for knowledge portals. Moreover, it provides a set of comprehensive site ontologies to model and represent knowledge portals, and thus is able to offer high level support for the design and development process. Finally, OntoWeaver-S provides a set of powerful tools to support knowledge portals at design time as well as at run time.

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Section: Related Work On Conceptual Web Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…RMM [7], or only provide coarse-grained constructs to address the composition of user interfaces, e.g. ARANEUS [1], WebML [3] and HERA [6]. Moreover, they typically rely on external approaches (e.g.…”

Section: Related Work On Conceptual Web Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

OntoWeaver-S: Supporting the Design of Knowledge Portals

Lei

Motta

Domingue

2004

Engineering Knowledge in the Age of the Semantic Web

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“…A number of methods and techniques for Web site development have been proposed such as OOHDM [23], Araneus [24], Strudel [25], WebML [26], UWE [27], and the logic-based approaches of [28] and OMSwe [29], among others. The use of a formal approach for Web site modelling and development facilitates maintenance tasks as they usually provide a high-level view of the application and separation between content, navigation structure and visualisation.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Agent-Based Approach to Web Site Maintenance

Vasconcelos

Cavalcanti²

2004

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Web sites are public representations of corporations, businesses and governmental bodies. As such they require proper maintenance to ensure that accurate and updated information is presented adequately. Dynamically created Web sites sometimes are not an option: they add a computational overhead on the server and make the automatic indexing of pages difficult. Static Web sites may grow to an extent that manually performing maintenance operations becomes unfeasible: automatic or semi-automatic means ought to be put in place. In this paper we explain one such approach, using software agents to look after large data-intensive Web sites. Our maintenance operations are performed by a team of autonomous agents that communicate with each other as well as with Web masters or other human agents. Our approach can be naturally incorporated into existing Web sites and its use can be gradually extended to encompass larger portions of the site. Because our agents are independent, their individual malfunctioning should not stop the maintenance effort as a whole.

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“…Araneus [2] is a proposal for Web design and reverse-engineering, in which the data structure is described by means of the E-R Model and navigation is specified using the Navigation Conceptual Model (NCM). OOHDM (Object-Oriented Hypermedia Design Method) is concerned with the conceptual modeling, navigation design, interface design, and implementation of hypermedia applications.…”

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Discovering Re-usable Design Solutions in Web Conceptual Schemas: Metrics and Methodology

Panagis¹,

Sakkopoulos²,

Sirmakessis³

et al. 2005

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. In the Internet era, the development of Web applications has impressively evolved and is characterized by a large degree of complexity. To this end, software community has proposed a variety of modeling methods and techniques. In this work, we provide a methodology and metrics for mining the conceptual schema of applications, to discover recurrent design solutions in an automatic manner. The mechanism is designed for models based on WebML, a modeling language for designing data-intensive applications. This approach, when applied in an application's conceptual schema, results in effective design solutions, as it facilitates reuse and consistency in the development and maintenance process. Furthermore, when applied to a large number of applications, it enables hypertext architects to identify templates for Web application frameworks for specific domains and to discover new design patterns extending the predefined set of patterns supported by WebML. Finally, we illustrate a validation scenario.

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Design and maintenance of data-intensive web sites

Cited by 106 publications

References 3 publications

OntoWeaver-S: Supporting the Design of Knowledge Portals

OntoWeaver-S: Supporting the Design of Knowledge Portals

An Agent-Based Approach to Web Site Maintenance

Discovering Re-usable Design Solutions in Web Conceptual Schemas: Metrics and Methodology

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