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....retrieval, information systems design and implementation, Web application design language. 2 Database Powered Web Systems 1 REQUIREMENTS, RESTRICTIONS AND DESIGN DECISIONS Information retrieval and complex user interaction have been key issues of Web design since the first days of the Web (Catarci 1997, Musella. Padula 1997) Using some scripts (e.g. Perl) behind the CGI (Common Gateway Interface) the first results were rather poor. It soon turned out that most real life applications need an underlying database on the server side to deal with large amounts of data and a design methodology to ....

Catarci, T. (1997) Interacting with Databases in the Global Information Infrastructure.IEEE Communications Magazine , Vol. 35, Nr. 5, pp. 72--76.

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T. Catarci. Interacting with databases in the global information infrastructure. IEEE Communications Magazine, 35(. 1997.

....the zipcode occurs as part of the address or as subobject of restaurant. 4. Retrieving Information on the Web Searching on the Web, different kinds of consumers can locate several types of information, ranging from unstructured documents and pictures to structured databaseoriented information [15]. The interaction mechanisms must be friendly and easy to use, since, given the enormous quantity of information sources available on the Internet, most of the users remain permanent novices with respect to each one of the sources they have access to. 2 From the hci perspective, the idea is to ....

T. Catarci. Interacting with databases in the global information infrastructure. IEEE Communications Magazine, 35(5), 1997.

.... wants to retrieve, often assisted by a friendly visual interface [CCLB97] This paper describes the structure and the main component modules of Web At a Glance (WAG) a system offering a novel way to interact with the WWW, and overcoming the existing dichotomy between browsing and querying (see [Cat97]) WAG aims at relieving the user from the hard job of searching for the information of her his interest, also avoiding s he gets lost in the information jungle. Note that WAG is a system thought for users who access the WWW in order to locate information of interest on specific topics. It is not ....

T.Catarci, "Interacting with Databases in the Global Information Infrastructure", IEEE Communications Magazine, First Part of the Feature Topic Issue on the Global Internet, 35:5, pages 72-76.

....data. However, what about information seekers, i.e. those who are searching for specific information They have a real hard time in finding the data of their interest, following the billions of links of the Internet labyrinth and or checking the thousands of references returned by search engines [1]. They would probably prefer just querying the Web, specifying what they want and do not care about the paths to be followed for reaching the information of interest. Web At a Glance (WAG) 2] is a system thought for such users, since it enables them to query (instead of browsing) the Web. WAG ....

T. Catarci. Interacting with databases in the global information infrastructure. IEEE Communications Magazine, 35(5):72--76, 1997.

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Catarci, T.: Interacting with Databases in the Global Information Infrastructure. IEEE Communications Magazine, Vol. 35, Nr. 5, pp. 72-76, 1997.

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Catarci, T.: Interacting with Databases in the Global Information Infrastructure. IEEE Communications Magazine, Vol. 35, Nr. 5, pp. 72-76, 1997.

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Catarci, T. (1997) Interacting with Databases in the Global Information Infrastructure.IEEE Communications Magazine , Vol. 35, Nr. 5, pp. 72--76.

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