Amy Pearl
Sun Microsystems
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acm conference on hypertext | 1989
Amy Pearl
Suns Link Service, a product shipped with Suns programming in the large software development environment, the Network Software Environment, allows users to make and maintain explicit and persistent bidirectional relationships between autonomous front end applications. The Link Service defines a protocol for an extensible and loosely coupled, or open, hypertext system. An interesting instance of this is the ability to link to objects in closed hypertext systems if they integrate with the Link Service. The Link Service addresses link maintenance and automated versioning. Link endpoints, or nodes, are defined by the integrating applications, and are not restricted to points, whole documents, or cards.
Archive | 1993
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shaio
Archive | 1994
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shalo
Archive | 1994
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shaio
Archive | 1991
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shalo
Archive | 1991
Carolyn L Foss; Richard F Mcallister; Sami Shaio; Dwight F. Hare; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl
Archive | 1992
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shaio
acm conference on hypertext | 1989
Frank G. Halasz; Donald L. McCracken; Norman K. Meyrowitz; Amy Pearl; Ben Shneiderman
Archive | 1992
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shaio
Archive | 1992
Carolyn L Foss; Dwight F. Hare; Richard F Mcallister; Tin Anh Nguyen; Amy Pearl; Sami Shaio