Application hosting for pervasive computing

Hild, Stefan G.; Binding, Carl; Bourges-Waldegg, D.; Steenkeste, C.

doi:10.1147/sj.401.0193

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“…Other "traditional" solutions in the web-area also exist, and consist on parsing the request information, and redirecting the petition to the appropriate content [15]. The content is created separately for each device type, and is stored separately.…”

Section: Web Applications and Adaptable User Interfacesmentioning

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Adaptive User Interface for Mobile Devices

Mitrović

Mena

2002

Interactive Systems:Design, Specification, and Verification

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Abstract. Adapting a graphical user interface (GUI) to a variety of resources with different capabilities is one of the most interesting questions of today's mobile computation. The GUI constructed for one application should be usable on different interactive devices, e.g. WebTV terminals, WAP phones or Java-enabled devices. In this paper, we discuss existing solutions and present a solution based on mobile agents. Mobile agents construct their GUI using third-party eXtensible User interface Language (XUL), jXUL middleware and XSL transformations. Mobile agents move to host computers and then build their GUI, or act as a proxy to devices without sufficient processing capabilities (e.g., WAP devices). The result is an adaptable GUI platform that can be run on multiple devices without modifications, supporting different resources and architectures. We show the application of this approach by implementing a mobile currency converter and survey.

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Section: Web Applications and Adaptable User Interfacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive User Interface for Mobile Devices

Mitrović

Mena

2002

Interactive Systems:Design, Specification, and Verification

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A user study of accessing web applications via voice cellular phone: a model comparison approach

Chang

Chen

Liu

2009

Behaviour & Information Technology

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Although most users currently receive web services from web browser interfaces, pervasive computing is emerging and offering new ways of accessing Internet applications from any device, any time and anywhere. It is not only a technological change, but a philosophical and psychological one. Our research project investigated the theoretical concepts of pervasive computing as well as their practical applications, by using cellular phones as the pervasive device to access a web application prototype, the voice-enabled web system (VWS), through the voice user interface technology. The acceptance rate of consumers on new pervasive interfaces was studied using factors (including perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioural control and fun) adapted from technology acceptance theories. Although our empirical findings were in general consistent with the findings from several prior studies on various information technologies, there were still some discrepancies. Our overall research results, including the implications derived from the user study, may be useful for the purpose of designing and developing successful business applications based on VWS

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Electronic Commerce and Organizational Innovation: Aspects and Opportunities

2003

International Journal of Electronic Commerce

176

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Application hosting for pervasive computing

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

Adaptive User Interface for Mobile Devices

Adaptive User Interface for Mobile Devices

A user study of accessing web applications via voice cellular phone: a model comparison approach

Electronic Commerce and Organizational Innovation: Aspects and Opportunities

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