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....at present. Also, we plan to support an alternative model access mechanism using XQL (XML Query Language) in addition to the current DOM CORBA channel. XQL will be implemented on both the HTTP and IIOP connections. For the HTTP connection, we are also investigating the feasibility of WebDAV [10], which is an extension to HTTP 1.1 for the collaborative authoring on the web. 5. Conclusion This paper describes our SoftDock system and proposes a solution for distributed model based software development. Our system increases model continuity across development lifecycle by managing and ....

E. J. Whitehead, Jr. and M. Wiggins. WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web. In IEEE Internet Computing, Vol2. No. 5, Sept/Oct, 1998.

....system, we extend it so that both document and user agents are more intelligent and proactive. We are analyzing those agents behaviors, and investigating more effective behaviors for learners. Also, we are adding additional HTML customization policies. The HTTP connection is extended using WebDAV [28] to extend its one way communication for the collaborative training. As for the IIOP based system, we are investigating the different locking scopes, e.g. a lock for a collection of documents. We are also analyzing the system behavior in the asynchronous editing mode, and investigating the ....

J. Whitehead, Jr. and M. Wiggins. WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web. In IEEE Internet Computing, Vol2. No. 5, Sept/Oct, 1998.

....architecture by interconnecting the exposed connectors of various other sites. Building on a Web Based Infrastructure Development of this distributed process architecture is being based on an infrastructure provided by the open source MAGI system [1] MAGI provides a personal mobile WEBDAV [8] server that includes an HTTP based event mechanism for communication, providing peer to peer collaboration mechanism for distributed users. ....

E. J. Whitehead, Jr. and M. Wiggins, "WebDAV: IETF standard for collaborative authoring on the Web," IEEE Internet Computing, vol. 2, no. 5, Sept.-Oct., 1998, 34-40. Process Element Activity Communication Link

....using a hot button to be clicked on, while in another context the same data could be seamlessly embedded into the web page currently being displayed. Yet another web technology on the horizon that may influence the Server s future is WebDAV (World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) [21], a set of extensions being developed for HTTP (the HyperText Transfer Protocol) to support remote web content authoring operations. The WebDAV extensions include capabilities such as overwrite protection and access control that, once implemented in mainstream web products, will provide ....

Whitehead, E.J., Jr. and Wiggins, M., WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web, IEEE Internet Computing, September-October 1998, pp. 3440.

....through rigorously scripted dialogs. Another attractive basis for a synchronizer is the Tuplink system [Emb98] built at IBM s Tokyo Research Laboratory. The Tuplink project implemented a lightweight, fault tolerant communications buffer for small mobile devices based on the tuple space ( Gel85] [Wyc98], Jav99] abstraction. The tuple space message passing model is that a sender deposits tuples in a shared data store and a receiver extracts them. In the actual Tuplink implementation, there is no shared store, just separate buffers on the sending and receiving devices. When a communications link ....

Whitehead, E. James, Jr., and Wiggins, Meredith. WEBDAV: IETF standard for collaborative authoring on the web. IEEE Internet Computing 2, No. 5 (September-October 1998), pp. 34-40

....from CVS because we use a distributed structure, operate on the database level, and use generic rating and moderation tools. As early as 1990 the rst prototype browser appeared with both read and write capability, yet the WWW has primary been used as a read only tool. The recent WebDAV standard [16] transforms the readonly WWW into a writable, collaborative medium. Access is restricted and cryptographic authentication schemes are used to enforce this. WebDAV de nes mechanisms for le locking, version management, hierarchical organisation, and access control. The standard does not specify ....

Whitehead E.J., Wiggins M., WebDAV: IETF standard for collaborative authoring on the web, IEEE Internet Computing, page 34 - 40, September - October 1998.

....of web solutions. Even if no software applications are involved, but just content production, the potentials for corporate embarrassments or legal liabilities do exist in the production of any web site that does not provide a formalised process for change management and testing. 19 WebDAV ([59] and [60] is an IETF working group devoted to extend the HTTP protocol in order to provide a general, standardised framework for distributed authoring and versioning management for Web sites. The current specifications deal with distributed authoring, defining new methods, new headers and ....

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....modified interactively, using a standard Web client. All changes and additions are visible immediately to all users. Also, TeamSCOPE was designed to offer shared workspaces to distributed teams, and integrates a range of awareness features (discussed at the workshop) Finally, the WebDAV protocol [67] is closely related to this idea, since it aims at enabling distributed authoring and versioning on the WWW. Contextual awareness In the previous section, we have said that some of the systems related to the idea of contextual awareness are those fostering unplanned interactions between users. ....

Whitehead, J. and M. Wiggins, WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web, in IEEE Internet Computing. 1998. p. 34-40.

....groupware editors for synchronous co editing are usually separate from SCM tools, also when it comes to data representation. Recently, much effort has been put into versioning of . html documents, in the context of the IETF working group on World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning [WW98] http: www.webdav.org) The aim of the working group is to provide interoperability for distributed authoring tools by proposing an extension to HTTP v1.1 with capabilities for managing meta data, name spaces, concurrent access and versioning. However, much work remains on versioning, and the ....

E. James Whitehead and Meredith Wiggins. WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web. IEEE Internet Computing, pages 34--40, Sep/Oct 1998.

....for a component based authoring and publishing in the area of financial management and advisory services. In their architecture information about products were separated into components. The IETF Working Group is defining standards for a distributed authoring and versioning protocol for the WWW (Whitehead and Wiggins, 1998). The study presented here is a part of the document management project currently in progress at the University of Jyvskyl. The project aims to develop, test and customize methods for the SGML standardization process, especially for industrial purposes (Salminen, 1999b) The main goal of the whole ....

Whitehead, J. and Wiggins, M. 1998. WEBDAV: IETF standard for collaborative authoring on the Web. IEEE Internet Computing, September/October, pp. 34-40.

....ubiquitous access, platform independence, reduced development costs, etc. A number of collaborative systems have thus been implemented on top of the Web infrastructure [3, 15, 51] sometimes augmenting the documentbased interaction with synchronous communication facilities [52, 55] Also, WebDAV [13, 61] is a new standard for distributed authoring and versioning on the Web. Further, many of the theoretical and empirical results reported in the CSCW literature can be applied to WWW technologies and Web based systems. This is particularly true for the notion of awareness, defined by Dourish and ....

J. Whitehead and M. Wiggins, "WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web", in IEEE Internet Computing, vol. 2, 1998, pp. 34-40.

....process. We have reported elsewhere [10] 55] on a tool [15] that extends a document centric use of the Web with threaded, textual discourse facilities for peer review in an electronic journal [32] Many other initiatives into document discussion and annotation are developing standards [62] and tools [59] Text is a rich medium in which to publish and discuss ideas with subtle nuances, with the corresponding cost that it takes a long 5 time to read, and is hard to analyse computationally. The complementary approach described in this paper, with different goals, focuses on the ....

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....with the versioning system to handle the generation of fingerprints and their transfer to the TTP site. The first two items are available and ready for use. The Concurrent Versions Systems (CVS) 1] is used as the underlying versioning system, though other versioning systems such as WebDAV [8] could also be used. Document Fingerprint Database The TTP fingerprint database server is used to maintain information regarding each document edition for which a fingerprint has been submitted. This information, along with the fingerprint, is used to verify document edition integrity. ....

E. J. Whitehead and M. Wiggins. WEBDAV: IETF standard for collaborative authoring on the Web. IEEE Internet Comuting, 2(5):34--40, 1998.

....5. Related Work The ODMA [ODMA 1997] have developed an API to enable third party applications to initiate actions in a document management system, but it only provides a common interface for document management systems and does not operate within hypermedia environments. The WebDAV initiative [Whitehead and Wiggins 1998] aims to support authoring and versioning over the Internet through extending HTTP, but only WWW browsers can be adapted to communicate using the standardised storage protocol. The BSCW group use the World Wide Web as the medium for enabling collaboration between remote authors through extending a ....

E. James Whitehead Jr. and Meredith Wiggins. WEBDAV: IETF Standard for Collaborative Authoring on the Web. IEEE Internet Computing, September -- October 1998.

....[5] and offers additional services which allow users to update files safely on remote Web servers. WebDAV provides a standard infrastructure for asynchronous collaborative authoring across the Internet in order to turn the Web into a collaborative environment. The core features of WebDAV are [23, 9]: ffl Metadata management. Metadata (Properties) denote the information associated with Web resources, such as the title, creator, etc. A property is a name value pair, where the name is a URL, and the value is a sequence of well formed XML elements [3] The protocol offers the ability to create, ....

....server CGI scripts written in Java. DReSS supports single and multi file upload by using the form based file upload protocol as defined in RFC 1867 [15] Table 1 summarizes the basic functionality of the BSCW, DReSS, and the WebDAV based Project Repository introduced in this paper. As mentioned in [23], the intention behind WebDAV is to change the Web into a collaborative medium, and to provide a common interface to many types of repositories in order to change the Web into the analogous to a large grain, networked file systems. The new WebDAV methods used to access and provide information on ....

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