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Auflistung nach Autor:in "Tanaka, Yuzuru"

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  • Konferenzbeitrag
    Meme Media Technologies for the ad hoc Federation of Intellectual Resources over the Web
    (Marktplatz Internet: Von e-Learning bis e-Payment, 13. Leipziger Informatik-Tage (LIT 2005), 2008) Tanaka, Yuzuru; Fujima, Jun
    The Web works as an open repository of intellectual resources published in the form of Web documents and Web applications. Such intellectual resources include not only multimedia contents but also application tools and services. Pervasive computing denotes an open system of intellectual resources in which users can dynamically select and interoperate some of these intellectual resources to perform their jobs satisfying their dynamically changing demands. In pervasive computing, the ad hoc definition and/or execution of interoperation among computing resources is called federation. While the integration denotes interoperation among computing resources with standard interoperation interfaces, federation denotes interoperation among computing resources without a priori designed interoperation interfaces. We define knowledge federation as federation of intellectual resources published in the form of Web documents, i.e., Web applications. This paper uses the meme media technologies developed by our group to propose a new framework for the ad hoc federation of intellectual resources over the Web, and shows the detail mechanism of this framework.
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    Using IntelligentPad as a Server-Side Technology
    (Marktplatz Internet: Von e-Learning bis e-Payment, 13. Leipziger Informatik-Tage (LIT 2005), 2019) Endo, Takahiro; Tanaka, Yuzuru
    This paper proposes a framework to utilize the IntelligentPad system as Web Services so as to expand the application range of our knowledge media technology. We have ever developed applications of the IntelligentPad which enable wrapping, re-editing and composing of various resources on the Web. However, to use such applications, users have to execute the IntelligentPad system on their own computers or flatten the pad applications into HTML data to use them as Web applications, and that becomes a barrier of the spread of the IntelligentPad. To facilitate the use of the IntelligentPad, we require the introduction of generic Web technologies into the IntelligentPad system in order to enable access to pad applications from generic clients such as Web browsers. In our framework, we define Web Services operations for the IntelligentPad system and implement a server for Web Services. Also, we introduce a framework to communicate between pad applications and mobile phone applications via SOAP protocol so as to expand the application range of the IntelligentPad system across mobile computing or ubiquitous computing.