Practical DACSWeb Service for User's Free Portal Page Creation

Odagiri, Kazuya; Yaegashi, Rihito; Tadauchi, Masaharu; Ishii, Naohiro

doi:10.1109/icws.2007.142

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“…The DACS Web Service uses data stored in a database or document medium to enable individual users, groups of users, and for all users to send and receive information through the integrated user interface. This paper extends prior work, portions of which were presented in a conference paper [12]. The following points have been added from the conference paper.…”

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confidence: 73%

“…However, in some user groups, the function of sending information not only to a specific user but also to a group of users or to all users is also necessary. In this paper, by extending and integrating two types of Web Service functions, the DACS Web Service is realized [12]. The DACS Web Service uses data stored in a database or document medium to enable individual users, groups of users, and for all users to send and receive information through the integrated user interface.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Evaluations of User Creation Personal Portal Page Using DACS Web Service

Odagiri¹

2012

IJWesT

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A personal portal, which is an entrance wherein each user can acquire the information that s/he is interested in on a network, is often used as an alternative means of communication. However, there are a number of problems with the existing personal portals. For example, because the Web page as a personal portal is generated by the program located on the specific Web server which is managed by a system administrator, it is not always ideal for all users. To solve this kind of problems, we developed two Web Service functions, which are realized on the network by introducing the Destination Addressing Control System (DACS) Scheme. These two Web Service functions are as next. The first is the function to extract the data for each user from a database and display it on the Web browser. The second is the function to retrieve the data for each user from a document medium and display it on the Web browser. Through these Web Service functions, each user can easily create a customized personal portal that displays personal information. In this paper, the above two functions are extended to manage information not only for each user but also for each group of users and for all users, and the extended two functions are integrated as a DACS Web Service. By using the DACS Web Service, each user can create and customize the Web page as a personal portal for practical usage in an individual organization. After the prototype system's implementation, evaluations are performed.

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confidence: 73%

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Evaluations of User Creation Personal Portal Page Using DACS Web Service

Odagiri¹

2012

IJWesT

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“…The data may be accumulated on the multiple servers on the network. After the search, data related to each user is extracted (7). The Web server side programs such as CGI that receive the data generate the Web page dynamically from the data, and the Web page is sent to the Web browser side (8).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this study, by applying the DACS portal realized by one function of the two types of Web service functions on the network with the Destination Addressing Control System (DACS) Scheme [7], i.e., a dynamic display function of static documents, to the Distribution System, the mechanism that is easy to use for users and is easy to manage for network administrators is shown. Thereafter, this mechanism is proved for the users.…”

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Extended Distribution System for Electronic Document Distribution as the Application Realized on the Network Introducing DACS Scheme

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Shimizu²,

Yaegashi

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2010 Sixth International Conference on Networking and Services

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An Electronic medium is not always used in the educational sites all over the world for teaching. This is because of the following two drawbacks. First, it is difficult for a teacher to understand the laws governing the document distribution in educational site on own country. Second, when the teacher is not very computer savvy, managing document distribution becomes troublesome and stressful. Therefore, a system that facilitates easy document distribution is required. However, because laws have already been established in each country, developing a system on the basis of the system requirements that are derived from those laws produces a different system in each country. Therefore, we aim at realizing a standard system by considering the common factors all over the world for developing a system. As a first step, the system that facilitates distribution through an electronic medium in the educational site is proposed and examined under the two factors: time factor (whether it is class time or not) and physical factor (whether the student is present in classroom or not), i.e., under a face-to-face class. Such a system is called a document copying/distribution system that conforms to copyright protection laws (Distribution System). The Distribution System has a single drawback for the user and for the network administrator. In this paper, to solve these drawbacks, a DACS portal realized by a dynamic display function of a static document realized on the network introducing Destination Addressing Control System (DACS) Scheme is applied to the Distribution System. A mechanism that is easy to use for the user and is easy to manage for the network administrator is realized.

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“…By incorporating various kinds of URLs into a static HTML, it has become possible file for each user to create and customize a Web page as a personal portal easily [11]. In addition, by extending and integrating two types of Web Service functions, we realized the DACS Web Service [12]. The DACS Web Service uses data stored in a database or document medium to enable individual users, groups of users, and for all users to send and receive information through the integrated user interface.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%