Design and query strategies to hypermedia applications
Material type: ArticlePublication details: ref_localidad@NULL : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1998Description: 1 archivo (2,0 MB)Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: In this paper we propose an object-oriented model for designing hypermedia applications. As the object-oriented paradigm allows complex and user-defined types, nonconventional and nonatomic attributes, we can take advantage of these capabilities, not only for information modelling, but also for providing alternative ways for accessing information. A query language is then presented; it is based on an Object-Oriented Database System query language. It combines features of object-oriented databases queries and primitives for hypermedia navigation. The language offers the possibility of querying both the application-domain information, and allowing the designers to obtain information about the schema of the application. We present some examples of the use of the object-oriented model and the query language.Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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In this paper we propose an object-oriented model for designing hypermedia applications. As the object-oriented paradigm allows complex and user-defined types, nonconventional and nonatomic attributes, we can take advantage of these capabilities, not only for information modelling, but also for providing alternative ways for accessing information. A query language is then presented; it is based on an Object-Oriented Database System query language. It combines features of object-oriented databases queries and primitives for hypermedia navigation. The language offers the possibility of querying both the application-domain information, and allowing the designers to obtain information about the schema of the application. We present some examples of the use of the object-oriented model and the query language.
Journal Multimedia Tools and Applications, 7(3), pp.113-225.
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