Modeling the dynamic behavior of hypermedia applications

Dı́az, Paloma; Aedo, Ignacio; Panetsos, Fivos

doi:10.1109/32.926176

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“…It is worth mentioning that not much of the research work in the literature is concerning with modeling of non-deterministic temporal behaviors in multimedia presentations [8,91, and it seems that none of the existing modeling techniques focuses on SMIL2.0 presentations.…”

Section: Synchronized Mdtimedia Integrarion Language (Smil) [ 1-41 Wasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling of the non-deterministic synchronization behaviors in SMIL2.0 documents

Yang

Tien

Wang

2003

2003 International Conference on Multimedia and Expo. ICME '03. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8698)

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A novel model namely Extended Real-Time Synchronization Model (E-RTSM) for modeling SMIL2.0 synchronization behavion is proposed in this paper. E-RTSM deals with schedule-based synchronization as well as event-based synchronization in SMIL2.0. Converting of the temporal relationship of a SMIL2.O document to E-RTSM is presented. Moreover, design of the E-RTSM-based data-retrieving engine for SMIL2.O presentations is also proposed in the paper. The data-retrieving engine estimates the wont-case playback time of each object at the parsing stage and applying an error compensation mechanism at run-time to adjust the estimated playback time as well as the schedule of the fetching request for data retrieval.

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Section: Synchronized Mdtimedia Integrarion Language (Smil) [ 1-41 Wasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling of the non-deterministic synchronization behaviors in SMIL2.0 documents

Yang

Tien

Wang

2003

2003 International Conference on Multimedia and Expo. ICME '03. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8698)

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“…A hypermedia application, or hyperdocument, is a collection of unstructured and multimedia nodes connected through links in an associative way and it can be implemented or not as a web-based application. In any case, hypermedia development poses very specific requirements, such as the need for mechanisms to model sophisticated navigational structures, interactive behaviours and multimedia compositions [1,2,3], that do not appear in other software applications. Hence, specialized hypermedia engineering methods are needed.…”

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Applying software engineering methods for hypermedia systems

AedoIgnacio

DíazPaloma

2001

SIGCSE Bull.

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Despite the existence of software engineering methods for hypermedia development, this process is not as systematic as it could be expected and, in fact, the "hypermedia software crisis" still remains. This situation can be attributed to the scarce dissemination of methods for hypermedia. In this context, we present our experience teaching a software engineering method for hypermedia, called Ariadne, which is used to develop hypermedia applications following a user-centered approach.

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“…Several authors have proposed domain-specific languages for web modelling, like WebML (Ceri et al, 2000), WSDM (Troyer and Leune, 1998), OO-METHOD (Pastor et al, 2001) or Labyrinth (Díaz et al, 2001). Apart from the last proposal, the other modelling languages include a dedicated language to model the concepts of the domain, and follow modeldriven approaches to generate the final application from models describing different aspects of the application, such as presentation and navigation.…”

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EMF on Rails

2012

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Software Paradigm Trends

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Abstract:In this paper we propose leveraging existing frameworks for automated web application development, in the style of Ruby on Rails, Grails and Spring Roo, for their use within a Model-Driven Engineering process. Our approach automates the construction of domain-specific generators for web applications in particular domains. These generators are able to synthesize web applications using Spring Roo, starting from annotated models. In this way, designers of web applications do not need to be proficient in web automation frameworks, but they can benefit from the use of domain-specific, intuitive models. We illustrate our approach by generating an application to edit Eclipse Modelling Framework (EMF) models through the web.

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Modeling the dynamic behavior of hypermedia applications

Cited by 33 publications

References 38 publications

Modeling of the non-deterministic synchronization behaviors in SMIL2.0 documents

Modeling of the non-deterministic synchronization behaviors in SMIL2.0 documents

Applying software engineering methods for hypermedia systems

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