XML-based User interface Language

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STRUCTURE-BASED QUERY EXPANSION FOR XML SEARCH ENGINE Wei-ning Qian, Hai-lei Qian, Li Wei, Yan Wang and Ao-ying Zhou Computer Science Department Fudan University Shanghai 200433 E-mail: wnqian@fudan.edu.cn Abstract: Based on the query expansion techniques in information retrieval systems, structure-based query expansion for XML search engines, which is designed to ease the query for XML data while keeping the power and flexibility of XML query, is introduced in this paper. To enable the structure

and proliferation of Web 2.0 (Schneckenberg 2009), such that the advent of Web 2.0 has transformed the manner in which society engage with the services provided over the Internet (Schneckenberg 2009). Web 2.0 has become the ‘buzz word’ of Internet based development (Shuen 2008) and encompasses applications which have today become part of our daily lives such as social networking sites (Facebook, Bebo, Myspace), blogs and video sharing sites (YouTube) (Solomon and Schrum 2007). In light of this, commentators

Intranet http Base de données Cluster ORACLE jdbc ©2006/03/08 – Eric Hébert.eheb@yahoo.fr / ifsic-DIC2-ARC-LSI-Architecture JEE / p9 Serveurs d'applications JEE.  Client Web      un navigateur interprète les pages HTML ou XML exécute les applets ou du code JavaScript possède différents niveaux de sécurité configurable peut interagir avec un serveur d ’application via HTTP ©2006/03/08 – Eric Hébert.eheb@yahoo.fr / ifsic-DIC2-ARC-LSI-Architecture JEE / p10 Serveurs

Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications. Google Inc. purchased the initial developer of the software, Android Inc., in 2005. Android's mobile operating system is based upon a modified version of the Linux kernel. Google and other members of the Open Handset Alliance collaborated on Android's development and release. The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is tasked with the maintenance and further development of Android

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les codes patrimoniaux (“legacy code”) – Hétérogénéité : différents vendeurs, différents langages, différents protocoles, différentes machines, ... – Portabilité, Interopérabilité, Extensibilité – Ouverture : standards ouverts, interfaces uniformes et normalisées – Transparence : masquer aux utilisateurs la répartition des données et des traitements (localisation / nommage) – Services communs (annuaire, sécurité, transaction, ...) – Performance, passage à l'échelle

methodology to reengineer web sites, that is, to extract the page contents as XML documents structured by expressive DTDs or XML Schemas. All the pages that are recognized to express the same application (sub)domain are analyzed in order to derive their common structure. This structure is formalized by an XML document, called META, which is then used to extract an XML document that contains the data of the pages and a XML Schema validating these data. The META document can describe various structures

services. We can differentiate between types of services that are only meaningful in a mobile context and others that are traditionally used in fixed or web browser-based environments and can now be extended to the mobile dimension. Take location-based or map services as a representative example for the former group. The idea of location-based services (LBS) has been around for over a decade now. The added-value of such services is clear and unchallenged. It is the provision of information that is related

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