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whitepaper Protection and Communication Abstractions for Web Browsers in MashupOS2007-10-17 Association for Computing Machinery
  Web browsers have evolved from a single-principal platform on which one site is browsed at a time into a multi-principal platform on which data and code from mutually distrusting sites interact programmatically in a single page at the browser. Today's "Web 2.0" applications (or mashups) offer rich services, rivaling those of desktop PCs. However, the protection and communication abstractions offered by today's browsers remain suitable only for a single-principal system - either no trust through complete isolation between principals (sites) or full trust by incorporating third party code as libraries. This paper addresses this deficiency by identifying and designing the missing abstractions needed for a browser-based multi-principal platform.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Building Structured Web Community Portals: A Top-Down, Compositional, and Incremental Approach2007-09-28 Association for Computing Machinery
  Structured community portals extract and integrate information from raw Web pages to present a unified view of entities and relationships in the community. This paper argues that to build such portals, a top-down, compositional, and incremental approach is a good way to proceed. Com-pared to current approaches that employ complex monolithic techniques, this approach is easier to develop, under-stand, debug, and optimize. In this approach, the author first selects a small set of important community sources. Next, the author composes plans that extract and integrate data from these sources, using a set of extraction/integration operators. Executing these plans yields an initial structured portal. The paper then incrementally expands this portal by monitoring the evolution of current data sources, to detect and add new data sources.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Damia - A Data Mashup Fabric for Intranet Applications2007-09-28 Association for Computing Machinery
  Damia is a lightweight enterprise data integration service where line of business users can create and catalog high value data feeds for consumption by situational applications. Damia is inspired by the Web 2.0 mashup phenomenon. It consists of a browser-based user-interface that allows for the specification of data mashups as data flow graphs using a set of operators, a server with an execution engine, as well as APIs for searching, debugging, executing and managing mashups. Damia offers a framework and functionality for dynamic entity resolution, streaming and other higher value features particularly important in the enterprise domain. This paper shows the creation and execution of several enterprise data mashups, thereby illustrating the architecture and features of the overall Damia system.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Flash Lite 3 Web Browsability Support Guidelines for Web Developers2007-09-07 Adobe Systems
  Traditionally, the web has been designed for, optimized, and consumed by end users working on desktop or laptop computers. As a result, the vast majority of websites online today focus on the viewing experience delivered on personal computer-based browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Firefox. These guidelines are designed as a resource for Flash web developers. While Flash on the web is powerful, Flash support in mobile is slightly limited in some areas, and understanding this will ensure a great experience for millions of users that visit website on a mobile device.   
whitepaper Using Web 2.0 Architecture for a More Flexible Enterprise: Dynamic Managed Elements2007-07-10 IBM
  Web 2.0 repositories can help one create a flexible software architecture, which can easily be plugged into Web 2.0 communities and extranets. Creating a fluid system that also works in accordance with requirements for modifiability, performance, security, scalability, and reusability can be challenging. In this paper, learn techniques to help ensure the Enterprise Web 2.0 architecture meets one's quality requirements.   
whitepaper Web Design: How to Pick Your Web Designer2007-07-04 Ironkeep Technologies
  In order to be successful in business one must have good communication with the customer. Customers need to know the address, hours of operation, special offers, products sold, and services provided. One of the best ways to provide this information is through a web site. Having a professional web designer put together the web site will make it easier for the customer to get access to this information. A professional web designer can also help in making the web site look professional and even aid in getting the web site found.

Tags: Software Engineering		   
whitepaper Comparing and Merging UML Models in IBM Rational Software Architect, Part 5: Model Management With IBM Rational ClearCase and IBM Rational Software Architect Version 7 and Later2007-07-03 IBM
  IBM Rational ClearCase is an enterprise-class Software Configuration Management (SCM) system that one can use in myriad configurations to satisfy virtually any artifact versioning and storage requirements. However, this very flexibility can make it difficult for the user to choose the best way to use ClearCase to manage modeling projects. This paper discusses several options, and recommends some best practices for using ClearCase with models in IBM Rational Software Architect.

Tags: UML		   
whitepaper SOA Test Methodology2007-07-01 Torry Harris Business Solutions
  Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) promises significant benefits to today's organizations. Successfully delivering SOA benefits, especially Business Agility and Component Reuse depends on the Test Approach that your organization adopts to implement SOA. This white paper provides comprehensive guidance on best practices for testing SOA Solutions.

Tags: Web Services, IT Reliability		   
whitepaper Make Composite Business Services Adaptable With Points of Variability, Part 3: Using Selectors and Business Rules for Dynamicity2007-06-12 IBM
  Explore options for building Points Of Variability (POV) in Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) composite business services in this series. In this paper use selectors and business rules in IBM WebSphere Process Server to incorporate dynamicity and configurability for business processes in a Composite Business Service (CBS). Discover issues one can encounter while using selectors and business rules, the criteria for choosing selectors to implement dynamic binding, and implementation best practices.

Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture		   
whitepaper Using C1Ribbon as an Interface to Google Maps2007-05-16 ComponentOne
  The 2007 v1.5 release of ComponentOne Studio Enterprise introduced a new product, Ribbon for .NET, that provides a pixel-perfect implementation of the Ribbon UI concept introduced in the 2007 release of Microsoft Office. The C1Ribbon component replaces traditional menus and toolbars with a set of tabs at the top of the parent form. Each tab contains groups of related commands that are represented with standard controls such as buttons, check boxes, and dropdown menus. This paper discusses the use of the C1Ribbon and C1StatusBar components in a Windows Forms application that provides an interface to Google Maps.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   


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