Designing Rich Internet Applications with Web Engineering Methodologies

Preciado, Juan Carlos; Linaje, Marino; Comai, Sara; Figueroa, Fernando

doi:10.1109/wse.2007.4380240

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“…(2) WebML which extends its conceptual modeling primitives for RIA's [2] and provides support for distributed event-driven RIA's and specific interaction patterns typically occurring in RIAs. (3) RUX [9], a method independent presentation framework for RIAs tackling presentational specificities of RIAs. RUX has been applied to WebML and UWE, lending its presentational capabilities to these approaches and (4) OOH4RIA which we will extend and use as a RIA method in this article.…”

Section: Personalization: From Traditional Web Applications To Riasmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Web engineering community is well-aware of these difficult challenges, extending the design methodologies that target traditional Web 1.0 applications to also support RIAs [2,5,9,12]. However, due to their relative recentness, these extensions do not yet cover all design concerns usually encountered in state-of-the-art Web applications.…”

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Adapting the Presentation Layer in Rich Internet Applications

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Casteleyn

2009

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Rich Internet Applications offer Web surfers a richer user experience, mainly due to better responsiveness and enhanced user interface capabilities. In recent years, existing design methodologies targeting traditional Web 1.0 applications were extended to also support RIAs. These extensions do not yet cover all design concerns typically encountered in state-of-the-art Web applications. One yet unsupported aspect is the personalization of content and presentation to the specific user and his/her context, exploiting the extra capabilities offered by RIAs. This article addresses this hiatus and presents an extension of the OOH4RIA approach to include presentation personalization support, focusing on Rich Internet Applications.

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Section: Personalization: From Traditional Web Applications To Riasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adapting the Presentation Layer in Rich Internet Applications

Garrigós

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Casteleyn

2009

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…(2) WebML which extends its conceptual modeling primitives for RIA's [3] and provides support for distributed event-driven RIA's and specific interaction patterns typically occurring in RIA's [2]. (3) RUX [13], a method independent presentation framework for RIA's, allowing it to tackle presentational specificities of RIA's. RUX has been applied to WebML and UWE, lending its presentational capabilities to these approaches and (4) OOH4RIA which we will elaborate and use as a framework in this article.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Web engineering community is well-aware of these difficult challenges, extending the design methodologies that target traditional Web 1.0 applications to also support RIAs (e.g. WebML [3], RUX [13], OOHRIA [9], OOHDM [16]). However, due to their relative youthfulness, these new methodologies do not yet cover all design concerns usually encountered in state-of-the-art Web applications.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Personalizing the Interface in Rich Internet Applications

Garrigós

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Casteleyn

2009

Web Information Systems Engineering - WISE 2009

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Abstract.Recently, existing design methodologies targeting traditional Web applications have been extended for Rich Internet Application modeling support. These extended methodologies currently cover the traditionally wellestablished design concerns, i.e. data and navigation design, and provide additional focus on user interaction and presentation capabilities. However, there is still a lack of design support for more advanced functionality that now is typically offered in state-of-the-art Web applications. One yet unsupported design concern is the personalization of content and presentation to the specific user and his/her context, making use of the extra presentational possibilities offered by RIAs. This article addresses this concern and presents an extension of the RIA design approach OOH4RIA, to include presentation personalization support. We show how to extend the RIA development process to model the required personalization at the correct level of abstraction, and how these specifications can be realized using present RIA technology.

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“…Typically, a Rich Internet Application is loaded by the client along with some initial data; then, it manages data rendering and event processing, communicating with the server when the user requires further information or must submit data (Bozzon et al, 2006) Rich Internet Applications are gaining popularity thanks to the facilities they provide to develop Web applications with multimedia, high levels of interactivity, collaborative work, and/or homogeneous presentation requirements at the client side. However, this new kind of Web application currently lacks complete methodologies and models which aid its design and development (Preciado, et al, 2007).…”

Section: The Arrival Of Rich Internet Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%