Defining operations and maintenance in web engineering: A framework for CMS-based Web applications

Souer, Jurriaan; Honders, Paul; Versendaal, Johan; Brinkkemper, Sjaak

doi:10.1109/icdim.2007.4444261

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“…As a result, we obtained the list of 15 primary studies. (Luinenburg et al 2008) MDWE (Souer, Luinenburg, et al 2008) iiWAS (Souer, Honders, et al 2008) JDIM (Souer, Honders, et al 2007) ICDIM (Weerd et al 2006) IJSPIP (Souer, Weerd, et al 2007) IJWET…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on CMS-based Web Applications

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Castro

López-Sanz

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Proceedings of the 8th International Joint Conference on Software Technologies

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CMS-based Web applications have increased their presence in the market because of the advantages they offer with regard to information management, thus offering a new landscape in Web application development. In this paper we analyze the current state-of-the-art on the existing approaches for the development of CMS-based Web applications. To do it, we have followed a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). As a result of this SLR we found four approaches in the literature focused on this issue. In this paper we focus our attention in studying the insights of each approach by following four criteria (Web Engineering views, MDA abstraction levels, modeling language and level of automation) and we discuss about the interest shown by the Web Engineering community about the CMS-based Web application development.

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A Systematic Literature Review on CMS-based Web Applications

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et al. 2013

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“…They provide capabilities such as decentralized authoring, workflow management, and separation of content from presentation. However, challenges such as usability and interoperability (Souer, Honders, Versendaal, & Brinkkemper, 2008), and minimal support for content evaluation reveal the need for improving the facilitation of web content assessment by public officials and web content evaluators.…”

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Designing a Semantic Tool to Evaluate Web Content of Government Websites

Thomas

Alalwan²

2016

International Journal of Public Administration in the Digital Age

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E-government initiatives provide enormous volume of information via online content. As public information changes over time due to changes in laws and regulations, maintaining the currency and consistency of the web content becomes acutely important. Government agencies have to regularly evaluate the web content (WC) to ensure high quality of information available to the citizens, businesses and public administrators. Currently there exists no standardized approach for monitoring and maintaining WC. By analyzing the guidelines of three government organizations, the authors develop WC ontology for the systematic and formal representation of the concepts and functions in evaluating web content. An ontology-based evaluation tool is proposed that can be used to improve the quality of web content and efficiency of the evaluation process. The ontological approach holds promising features and benefits including information sharing, reducing time and paper work during evaluation, assuring more accurate results, and communicating evaluation results to knowledge engineers, public administrators, evaluators and decision makers associated with e-government initiatives.

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“…How to develop a security in the existing network resources, reliable remote sites for industrial scene is placed in front of a vast number of scientific and technical personnel problems to be solved.Instance through the use of an industrial site to learn how to build an Internet-based remote detection site, highlighting the overall framework of industrial field remote detection site, build databases and websites are discussed in detail, so as to build complex industrial site remote monitoring sites provide some draw. [1]…”

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Research on Industrial Control Network Webstation Design

2014

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With the rapid development of industrial automation and increasing levels of Internet, remote access for industrial field is more and more to show its importance. However, how to develop a security in the existing network resources, reliable remote sites for industrial scene have many problems to be solved. In this paper, the example of the use of an industrial site is built for an Internet-based remote control network, the overall framework is highlighted, and the databases and websites are discussed in detail. So the conclusion of how to build complex industrial website is drawn.

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Defining operations and maintenance in web engineering: A framework for CMS-based Web applications

Cited by 8 publications

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A Systematic Literature Review on CMS-based Web Applications

A Systematic Literature Review on CMS-based Web Applications

Designing a Semantic Tool to Evaluate Web Content of Government Websites

Research on Industrial Control Network Webstation Design

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