DocumentCode
3532803
Title
Intelligent immersive omni-functional documents
Author
Pally, Joseph ; Yurttas, Salih
Author_Institution
ZCubes, Inc., TX, USA
fYear
2009
fDate
28-31 July 2009
Firstpage
76
Lastpage
81
Abstract
Internet browsers, technologies, languages and applications have evolved dramatically over the last two decades. Markup languages like DHTML/XML, scripting languages like Javascript/VBScript, vector languages like VML/SVG, embedded logic with Java/Flash and server-side dynamism with Ruby/Java/C#/C++ have expanded the functionality of Internet Browsers beyond just presentation and into a data-driven medium. With the extensive capabilities of the browser, it has become possible for platforms of infinite extensibility and omni-functional power to be made and operated over the internet platform. This paper considers the weaknesses of conventional software architectures with respect to document structure and power, and expands on the possibilities of converting the browser into an intelligent immersive platform. By being compatible with standards, such omni-functionalities can be intermingled with semantic web structures to create powerful models for the next generation of the Internet. The paper builds on the powerful features and potential solutions that are extended by such combinations.
Keywords
Java; XML; online front-ends; semantic Web; software architecture; DHTML; Flash; Internet browsers; Javascript; SVG; VBScript; VML; XML; data-driven medium; document structure; embedded logic; intelligent immersive omnifunctional documents; intelligent immersive platform; markup language; scripting language; semantic Web structure; server-side dynamism; software architecture; vector language; Application software; Intelligent structures; Internet; Java; Logic; Markup languages; Productivity; Software architecture; Spreadsheet programs; XML;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Networked Digital Technologies, 2009. NDT '09. First International Conference on
Conference_Location
Ostrava
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-4614-8
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-4244-4615-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/NDT.2009.5272155
Filename
5272155
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