Open information services
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Auteurs : Leslie Carr ; Gary Hill ; David De Roure ; Wendy Hall ; Hugh DavisSource :
- Computer Networks and ISDN Systems [ 0169-7552 ] ; 1996.
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Abstract
The Distributed Link Service[5] provides hypermedia services, layered on top of, but independent of, the underlying document data services provided by the World Wide Web. This model enables enormous flexibility for providing and manipulating links and designing information architectures, but conversely abandons any guarantee of synchronicity between changes in the data layer and the links layer.This paper contrasts this approach to link management with the more generally accepted (and safer) solution of a closed information environment (perhaps in the form of an object-oriented SGML database), and presents an expanded open hypermedia service for the WWW composed of link management together with document management and consistency maintenance tools.
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<ce:biography id="bio1"><ce:simple-para><ce:bold>Leslie Carr</ce:bold>
is a Senior Research Fellow in the University of Southampton's Multimedia Research Group. His research interests include the application of HyTime, SGML and DSSSL to hypermedia applications, in particular WWW, and he manages the Open Journal Framework project and the ongoing development of the Distributed Link Service.</ce:simple-para>
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is a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Southampton, UK, researching into distributed systems and in particular addressing the scalability and complexity of networked information systems. David leads the Distributed Systems and Multimedia Networking activities in the Multimedia Research Group.</ce:simple-para>
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is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Southampton. She is variously a Director of the Multimedia Research Group, the University's Interactive Learning Centre and the Digital Library Centre, researching into multimedia information systems and their application to industry, commerce and education.</ce:simple-para>
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is a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Southampton, UK, and was a founder member of the multimedia research group. He was one of the inventors of the Microcosm open hypermedia system, and is manager of the Microcosm research laboratory. His research interests include data integrity in open hypermedia systems and the application of multimedia information retrieval techniques to corporate information systems and to digital libraries.</ce:simple-para>
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<abstract lang="en">The Distributed Link Service[5] provides hypermedia services, layered on top of, but independent of, the underlying document data services provided by the World Wide Web. This model enables enormous flexibility for providing and manipulating links and designing information architectures, but conversely abandons any guarantee of synchronicity between changes in the data layer and the links layer.This paper contrasts this approach to link management with the more generally accepted (and safer) solution of a closed information environment (perhaps in the form of an object-oriented SGML database), and presents an expanded open hypermedia service for the WWW composed of link management together with document management and consistency maintenance tools.</abstract>
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