Location Explorer with information services: A mobile application to deliver location-based web services

Ma, Shang‐Pin; Lee, Wen-Tin; Kuo, C.-C. Jay

doi:10.1109/isne.2013.6512345

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“…Hsieh and Li (2012) developed a LBS to track users travel paths. Ma et al (2013) explored the delivery of LBS to users based on the past behaviour of those users. Ryu and Hur (2013) explored how LBS can be used for student safety networks.…”

Section: Location-based Servicesmentioning

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Exploration of Location-Based Services Adoption

McKenna

Tuunanen

Gardner

2014

International Journal of E-Services and Mobile Applications

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Section: Location-based Servicesmentioning

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Exploration of Location-Based Services Adoption

McKenna

Tuunanen

Gardner

2014

International Journal of E-Services and Mobile Applications

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“…Mobile LBS have been identified as the one of most important features of mobile app services [3], and have become one hot research topic in mobile computing domains. In the recent years, there have been a number of published research papers addressing LBS.…”

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Test Model and Coverage Analysis for Location-based Mobile Services

Zhang¹,

Gao²,

Aktouf³

et al. 2015

International Conferences on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering

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Abstract-Location-based services (LBS) are very important mobile app services, which provide diverse mobility services for mobile users anywhere and anytime. This brings new demands, issues, and challenges in mobile application testing. Today, mobile applications provide location-based service functions based on dynamic location contexts, mobile users and their travel patterns to deliver location-based mobile data, and service actions. Current software testing methods do not consider location-based validation coverage. Hence, there is a lack of research results addressing location-based mobile application testing. This paper focuses on mobile LBS testing. A novel test object model is proposed for quality validation of location-based mobile information services. In addition, the related test coverage metrics are also presented. These metrics can be useful for test engineers in designing test cases. A case study based on student testers is reported to demonstrate the potential application of the proposed model.

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RESTful-Based Bi-level Distribution Framework for Context-Based Mobile Web Service Provision

AlShahwan¹,

Faisal²,

Karaata³

et al. 2015

JSW

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Complex mobile Web services can be provided from the mobile host in a light weight manner by either partial distributing the execution tasks of the server to a stationary device or completely migrate the execution tasks of the service logic to another mobile host. Our approach goes beyond that and allows running more complex services through applying a bi-level distribution of the execution tasks and the service logic to other mobiles. The technology used is based on REST architectural style. An Extended Mobile Host Complex Web service Framework (EMHCF) for providing complex context-based Web services is defined and developed. The set of mechanisms, which are deployed in the EMHCF, depends on the REST characteristics to facilitate service distribution. Verifying the safety properties of the system is carried out analytically based on formal methods. This is complemented with an empirical validation of the correct behavior of the system through proof-of-concept prototype implementation. The running experimental tests examine the best suitable case scenario for partial distribution.

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Location Explorer with information services: A mobile application to deliver location-based web services

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Exploration of Location-Based Services Adoption

Exploration of Location-Based Services Adoption

Test Model and Coverage Analysis for Location-based Mobile Services

RESTful-Based Bi-level Distribution Framework for Context-Based Mobile Web Service Provision

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