Add to ORKGComponent Based Hypermedia Design Method (CBHDM) is a modeling methodology that allows creating mobile web applications by designing and configuring user interface components. Starting from models this methodology performs two transformations to finally generate the application source code using the MDA approach. In order to configure the user interface components this methodology creates a custom language that´s powerful enough for designing complex applications. This paper shows how to configure components for allowing complex database design and also includes a new feature on the model supporting different user roles assigning different screens to operate the system.WIS - X Workshop ingeniería de softwar
Abstract Web applications use components developed in various technologies through an abstraction sp...
The rise of the number and complexity of web applications is ever increasing. Web engineers need adv...
Due to problems in correctly understanding user requirements the Information System (IS) development...
Abstract. Component Based Hypermedia Design Method (CBHDM) is a modeling methodology that allows cre...
This paper shows a modeling and developing methodology for mobile web applications using the MDA (Mo...
This paper shows a methodology and a support tool for automatically creating the source code of a mo...
In this chapter we present our experience with the Object-Oriented Hypermedia Design Method (OOHDM),...
Web sites are progressively evolving from browsable, read-only information repositories to web-base...
In comparison to basic web information which mainly provides static information within minimal inte...
It is obvious that the design efforts taken in modeling web hypermedia application are significantly...
Abstract. Today's User Interfaces (UIs) are complex software components, which play an essentia...
This paper presents a model-driven approach to the development of web applications based on the Ubiq...
Web applications have been developed from a simple static information webpage to a more complex web ...
Building Mobile Hypermedia and Web Applications is hard because of the myriad of concerns we need to...
Different complex interactions in web applications has raised new concerns on the behavior modeling ...
Abstract Web applications use components developed in various technologies through an abstraction sp...
The rise of the number and complexity of web applications is ever increasing. Web engineers need adv...
Due to problems in correctly understanding user requirements the Information System (IS) development...
Abstract. Component Based Hypermedia Design Method (CBHDM) is a modeling methodology that allows cre...
This paper shows a modeling and developing methodology for mobile web applications using the MDA (Mo...
This paper shows a methodology and a support tool for automatically creating the source code of a mo...
In this chapter we present our experience with the Object-Oriented Hypermedia Design Method (OOHDM),...
Web sites are progressively evolving from browsable, read-only information repositories to web-base...
In comparison to basic web information which mainly provides static information within minimal inte...
It is obvious that the design efforts taken in modeling web hypermedia application are significantly...
Abstract. Today's User Interfaces (UIs) are complex software components, which play an essentia...
This paper presents a model-driven approach to the development of web applications based on the Ubiq...
Web applications have been developed from a simple static information webpage to a more complex web ...
Building Mobile Hypermedia and Web Applications is hard because of the myriad of concerns we need to...
Different complex interactions in web applications has raised new concerns on the behavior modeling ...
Abstract Web applications use components developed in various technologies through an abstraction sp...
The rise of the number and complexity of web applications is ever increasing. Web engineers need adv...
Due to problems in correctly understanding user requirements the Information System (IS) development...