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Supporting virtual documents in just-in-time hypermedia systems

Supporting virtual documents in just-in-time hypermedia systems
Supporting virtual documents in just-in-time hypermedia systems
Many analytical or computational applications especially legacy systems create documents and display screens in response to user queries "dynamically" or in "real time". These "virtual documents" do not exist in advance and thus hypermedia features must be generated "just in time" - automatically and dynamically. Additionally the hypermedia features may have to cause target documents to be generated or re-generated. This paper focuses on the specific challenges faced in hypermedia support for virtual documents of dynamic hypermedia functionality dynamic regeneration and dynamic anchor re-identification and re-location. It presents a prototype called JHE (Just-in-time Hypermedia Engine) to support just-in-time hypermedia across third party applications with dynamic content and discusses issues prompted by this research.
dynamic hypermedia functionality, dynamic regeneration, integration architecture, just-in-time hypermedia, re-identification, re-location, virtual documents
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Zhang, Li
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Bieber, Michael
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Millard, David
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Oria, Vincent
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Zhang, Li
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Bieber, Michael
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Millard, David
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Oria, Vincent
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Zhang, Li, Bieber, Michael, Millard, David and Oria, Vincent (2004) Supporting virtual documents in just-in-time hypermedia systems. Proceedings of the 2004 ACM symposium on Document engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. 28 - 30 Oct 2004. pp. 35-44 .

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Abstract

Many analytical or computational applications especially legacy systems create documents and display screens in response to user queries "dynamically" or in "real time". These "virtual documents" do not exist in advance and thus hypermedia features must be generated "just in time" - automatically and dynamically. Additionally the hypermedia features may have to cause target documents to be generated or re-generated. This paper focuses on the specific challenges faced in hypermedia support for virtual documents of dynamic hypermedia functionality dynamic regeneration and dynamic anchor re-identification and re-location. It presents a prototype called JHE (Just-in-time Hypermedia Engine) to support just-in-time hypermedia across third party applications with dynamic content and discusses issues prompted by this research.

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Published date: 2004
Additional Information: Event Dates: October 28-30
Venue - Dates: Proceedings of the 2004 ACM symposium on Document engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, 2004-10-28 - 2004-10-30
Keywords: dynamic hypermedia functionality, dynamic regeneration, integration architecture, just-in-time hypermedia, re-identification, re-location, virtual documents
Organisations: Web & Internet Science

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Local EPrints ID: 260154
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260154
PURE UUID: dbb61dcb-43c1-4a01-839f-16baac4f6de1
ORCID for David Millard: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-7512-2710

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Date deposited: 30 Nov 2004
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 02:58

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Author: Li Zhang
Author: Michael Bieber
Author: David Millard ORCID iD
Author: Vincent Oria

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