Extensible document-based model Web engineering

Lecarpentier, Jean-Marc; Brixtel, Romain; Crosnier, Hervé Le; Bazin, Cyril

doi:10.1109/rcis.2013.6577713

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“…This article extends a communication that appeared in the Research Challenges in Information Science 2013 conference proceedings (Lecarpentier, Brixtel, Le Crosnier and Bazin, 2013). Our Document Models are presented here in a more in-depth manner, with information about our metadata management model and how our Document model is extended to the templates and action management.…”

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“…We propose an approach to manage documents as a whole, including content and metadata, using the FRBR as a metaphor Le Crosnier, 2010, Lecarpentier, Brixtel, Le Crosnier andBazin, 2013). As suggested by Buckland (1998), the functional view of what constitutes a document is defined in our document model.…”

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“…Document views are therefore computed on a specific branch of the document tree, using metadata information from the Work entity to the Manifestation entity. When a user requests a document (considered here as the whole tree), Lecarpentier, Brixtel, Le Crosnier & Bazin, 2013) the branch to be used for creating the view depends on which type of entity is requested. If the request occurs at the Manifestation level, for example requesting the PDF Spanish Expression of a document, then the branch used is that of the requested Manifestation.…”

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“…Figure 2. Tree representing a document (Adapted fromLecarpentier, Brixtel, Le Crosnier & Bazin, 2013) …”

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Document Model and Prototyping Methods for Web Engineering

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International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design

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This paper proposes models for managing documents in a web engineering context. First, it proposes a document model to better manage multilingual composite documents. The approach, inspired by the FRBR report, is to group all versions, translations, formats, etc. of a document in a unique document tree, putting document data and metadata at the same level. Then it proposes a model for prototyping applications, using a combination of class-based inheritance and prototype programming principles. This model applies to document models, documents views and actions. Finally, it proposes a metadata management model, laying foundations for easier integration and management of information in web applications. The proposed models are implemented in the framework Sydonie and several applications are built with the model and framework.

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