Device-independent web browsing based on CC/PP and annotation

Hwe-Mo, Kim; Lee, Kyong-Ho

doi:10.1016/j.intcom.2005.03.006

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“…As the number of user devices is proliferating and as the capabilities of the devices are augmenting on daily basis, there have been a number of different approaches for describing devices capability. The CC/PP (Kim and Lee, 2006)profile describes the capabilities of the device and, possibly, the preferences of the user. It serves a model and provides core vocabulary for the devices' capabilities description.…”

Section: Code Generatormentioning

confidence: 99%

Engineering Process for Capacity-Driven Web Services

Benzarti¹,

Tata²,

Maamar³

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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This paper presents a novel approach for the engineering of capacity-driven Web services. By capacity, we mean how a Web service is empowered with several sets of operations from which it selectively triggers a set of operations with respect to some run-time environmental requirements. Because of the specificities of capacity-driven Web services compared to regular (i.e., mono-capacity) Web services, their engineering in terms of design, development, and deployment needs to be conducted in a complete specific way. Our approach define an engineering process composed of five steps: (1) to frame the requirements that could be put on these Web services, (2) to define capacities and how these capacities are triggered, and last but not least link these capacities to requirements, (3) to identify the processes in term of business logic that these Web services could implement, (4) to generate the source code, and (5) to generate the C apacity-driven Web Services Description Language (C-WSDL).

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Section: Code Generatormentioning

confidence: 99%

Engineering Process for Capacity-Driven Web Services

Benzarti¹,

Tata²,

Maamar³

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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“…As shown in Table 8, the questionnaire consists of five questions. We made the questions by referring to previous methods concerning evaluating users' convenience (Davis, 1989;Ajuha and Webster, 2001;Kim and Lee, 2006). As subjects, we chose 20 graduate students who are majoring in computer science, and are familiar with mobile devices and HCI-related usability testing.…”

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confidence: 99%

Generating multimodal user interfaces for Web services

Song

Lee

2008

Interacting with Computers

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a b s t r a c tWeb services are gaining momentum as a standard interface to a rich variety of services in ubiquitous computing environments. To improve access to Web services, convenient user interfaces should be provided. This paper presents a method that automatically constructs multimodal user interfaces from WSDL files of Web services. The proposed method appropriately produces user interfaces based on context information. To describe context information, including the characteristics of devices, the proposed context model is developed based on the CC/PP standard. The proposed method extracts operations and their input message types, which are in the form of XML Schema, and chooses the most suitable input controls according to input message types and context information. Experiment results with a usability test show that the proposed method successfully generates multimodal user interfaces from the description files of Web services.

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“…• Adapting web content according to a profile: server-side services are capable of adapting web content to device specifications and user preferences. Generally, the data exchange format is CC/PP [15].…”

Section: Application Scenariosmentioning

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Automatic Creation of User Profiles for Achieving Personal Web Accessibility

Vigo

Aizpurua

Arrue

et al.

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Automatic capture of the user's interaction environment for useradapted interaction and evaluation purposes is an unexplored area in the Web Accessibility research field. This paper presents an application that collects user data regarding assistive technologies (be either software or hardware) in an unobtrusive way. As a result, CC/PP based profiles are created so that interoperability between components such as evaluation engines or server-side content adaptors can be attained. The implications that versioning issues and the potential user group of a given assistive technology have on the guidelines to apply are also remarked. The major benefit of this approach is that users can perform their tasks avoiding distractions while interacting with the World Wide Web.

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Device-independent web browsing based on CC/PP and annotation

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Engineering Process for Capacity-Driven Web Services

Engineering Process for Capacity-Driven Web Services

Generating multimodal user interfaces for Web services

Automatic Creation of User Profiles for Achieving Personal Web Accessibility

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