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CADUI | 2002
David Chamberlain; Angel Luis Diaz; Dan Gisolfi; Ravi B. Konuru; John M. Lucassen; Julie MacNaught; Stephane Herman Maes; Roland Albert Merrick; David Mundel; Thiruvilwamalai V. Raman; Shankar Ramaswamy; Thomas Schaeck; R. D. Thompson; Charles Wiecha
WSXL (Web Services Experience Language) is a web services centric component model for interactive web applications. WSXL is designed to achieve two main goals: enable businesses to distribute web applications through multiple revenue channels, and enable new services or applications to be created by leveraging existing applications across the Web. To accomplish these goals, WSXL components can be built out of three basic web service types for data, presentation, and control, the last of which is used to “wire together” the others using declarative language based on XLink and XML Events. WSXL also introduces a new description language for adapting services to new distribution channels. WSXL is built on widely accepted established and emerging open standards, and is designed to be independent of execution platform, browser, and presentation markup.
Archive | 1999
Charles Edward Burkett; David John Clark; David B. Lection; Roland Albert Merrick; Jay Unger
Archive | 2000
Kevin S. Barker; Charles Edward Burkett; David B. Lection; Roland Albert Merrick
Archive | 1999
David B. Lection; Roland Albert Merrick
Archive | 1999
Roland Albert Merrick; Alan M. Webb
Archive | 1996
Roland Albert Merrick; Justin James Campling Richards
Archive | 2004
Brian John Cragun; Barnaby L. Court; Andrew L. Hanson; Roland Albert Merrick; Timothy Jude O'Keefe; Elizabeth A. Schreiber; David B. Styles; Brian O. Wood
Archive | 2004
Brian John Cragun; Barnaby L. Court; Andrew L. Hanson; Roland Albert Merrick; Timothy Jude O'Keefe; Elizabeth A. Schreiber; David B. Styles; Brian O. Wood
Archive | 2002
Roland Albert Merrick
conference on universal usability | 2002
Vanessa Donnelly; Roland Albert Merrick