Organizing shared enterprise workspaces using component-based cooperative hypermedia

Rubart, Jessica; Haake, Jörg M.; Tietze, Daniel A.; Wang, Weigang

doi:10.1145/504216.504240

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“…Cooperative hypermedia solutions have been developed that integrate process models [24], [31]. To model processes, taskrelated semantics, such as information about a task's state, have been modeled into a special composite class.…”

Section: Workflow Domainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantics through language sharing

Rubart

2008

Proceedings of the Hypertext 2008 Workshop on Collaboration and Collective Intelligence

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This paper discusses how existing approaches in the hypermedia and software engineering fields support web semantics. Web semantics is an important issue in the context of Web Science. Both directions, the Semantic Web and Folksonomies, focus on language sharing. It is argued that to build holistic hypermedia systems these language kinds need to be integrated or mapped. A web semantics space is proposed that supports comparison of approaches with respect to language sharing.

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Section: Workflow Domainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantics through language sharing

Rubart

2008

Proceedings of the Hypertext 2008 Workshop on Collaboration and Collective Intelligence

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“…In this work, we extended our component-based cooperative hypermedia system XCHIPS [7] with visual hypertext artifacts and above mentioned meeting support services. The key points of our approach are presented in the following subsections.…”

Section: The Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We use Groupware Component to implement the opened view of a node. The binding between the model object and the view object for its opened view is resolved at run-time through a model-task-component triple object that is published on the view component object class (see [7] for details).…”

Section: Visualization and Behaviors Of Hypermedia Objectsmentioning

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“…The model object can be changed to other predefined model object types. The pre-defined types include composite model objects types (such as "folder" and "task") which can contain other node and link objects, an xref model object that can refer to another shared object (see [7]), a href model object that can refer to a read-only external document (see below), or a Webdec model object which can refer to an editable external document (see below).…”

Section: Text Hand Writing or Drawings Lines Shapes And Images Asmentioning

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“…This is possible as the User object of the system has an IP attribute whose value is automatically assigned when the user is logged on the system. The NetMeeting connection call (through an NetMeeting COM application programming interface with the host IP address as its parameter) is invoked on the local instance of the groupware component (see [7] for detail). When each client invocation is done from each participant's machine, the NetMeeting host participant gets a dialogue box asking him or her to accept the NetMeeting connection from the client.…”

Section: Mobile Groupware Components As Embedded Links To Distributedmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Cooperative Visual Hypermedia Approach to Planning and Conducting Virtual Meetings

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Haake

Rubart³

2002

Groupware: Design, Implementation, and Use

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Abstract. Most distributed meeting support systems focus on meeting management and audio/video communication mechanisms. They provide little support for a flexible meeting process and a shared information space with structure-rich visual artifacts. In this work, a cooperative visual hypermedia system is developed to provide visual hypermedia artifacts for team members to manipulate in a distributed meeting. The visual hypermedia system is a hypermedia-based drawing system that integrates visual hypermedia artifacts and structures found in multiple hypertext domains. In addition, the visual hypermedia is integrated with process support for flexible meeting control and for easy setup of audio/video and application sharing communication channels. A use cases is presented, which shows that using the cooperative visual hypermedia, distributed teams can perform many kinds of meetings, in the meantime, enjoying dedicated support for the planning, control, information management, and follow-up activities of a distributed meeting.

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