Extending HTML in a principled way with displets
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Extending HTML in a principled way with displets
Auteurs : F. Vitali [
Italie] ;
C.-M. Chiu [
États-Unis] ;
M. Bieber [
États-Unis]
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Computer networks and ISDN systems [ 0169-7552 ] ; 1997.
RBID : Pascal:98-0083816
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Abstract
Displets provide authors and programmers with a way to freely extend the HTML language on a per-document basis in a principled manner. Currently, in order to be accepted, HTML elements must be approved by the official HTML review board. Non-standard extensions have appeared, and have relied on the commercial power of the proponents for acceptance. Two major forces are driving the extension process of the HTML language: those who favor a better description of document elements, as with SGML, and those who would like better control over the final appearance of documents, as with Postscript and other display-oriented languages. Special notations (such as mathematics, music, etc.), are hardly considered - if at all - in defining the HTML standard. We designed displets to fill this frustrating gap. Displets are Java classes that are activated while rendering an HTML document. Displets provide graphical artists a better control over the final appearance of HTML documents, librarians and indexers a better description of their content, and those in need of new notations a way to describe and use graphical objects in a manner compatible with the graphical and structural habits of the HTML community.
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