The World-Wide Web as Platform for Supporting Interactive Concurrent Engineering

Interactive Graph Drawingon the World Wide Web

We discuss a system for performing interactive graph drawing on the World Wide Web (WWW), implemented in the Java programming language. The system allows for highly interactive experimentation in graph drawing, supporting direct user interaction and parameter adjustment during the embedding process. The use of Java and the WWW in its implementation makes the system globally available, both for ...

Developing interactive educational engineering software for the world wide web with Java

The World Wide Web has emerged as an effective mechanism for distributing educational material to students beyond the bounds of the classroom. The introduction of mobile code, such as Java applets, combined with the pervasiveness of the World Wide Web, present the potential to significantly enhance the development and distribution of educational software. This paper illustrates the design and ...

Supporting interactive collaboration on the Web with CORK

The World Wide Web has served as a medium for collaboration since its inception. Web-based collaboration has, however, been dominated by systems supporting asynchronous activities such as sharing documents and participating in discussion forums. Supporting interactive, synchronous collaboration on the Web has proven much more challenging. In this paper we describe three of the challenges encoun...

Evolving Web Applications through Component Based Domain Engineering

From a software-engineering perspective the World Wide Web is a new application platform. The underlying implementation model of the Web complicates the development and even more the evolution of Web applications. The fact that the Web is a highly dynamic and innovative environment suggests that the advantages of component-based software development can be very useful for the development and ev...

Using the World-Wide Web as a Platform for an Interactive Experiment