Titlebook: Web Information Systems and Technologies; International Confer Joaquim Filipe,José Cordeiro,Vitor Pedrosa Conference proceedings 2007 Sprin

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Enabling Vocal Interaction in a Web Portal Environmentthem under various standpoints. The first approach that we investigate is based on a server-side speech synthesizer, while the second relies on client-side technologies, X+V and the SALT markup languages. For each of these approaches we present some examples and we discuss advantages and drawbacks.

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The Implications of Web 2.0 on Web Information Systemsare still evolving. To many observers “Web 2.0” appears to be a loose collection of recently developed concepts and technologies including Weblogs, Wikis, podcasts, Web feeds and other forms of collaborative publishing. Added to this mix are social software, Web APIs, Web standards, online Web servi

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Developing Criteria for Successful Learning RepositoriesHow have these learning repositories come into being? How are they organized? Just what is a learning object? There are several factors which must work together to make a learning repository sustainable. In this paper these cultural, social and technical factors will be explored. Two cases will be c

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The Growing Importance of e-Communities on the Weblarge, by professional information providers. Recent advancements on the Internet, however, have changed this paradigm and the clear distinction between information producers and consumers is becoming blurred. New technologies such as weblogs, wikis, file sharing services, podcasting and social netw

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An Automatic Generation Method of Differential XSLT Stylesheet from Two XML Documentssupplying the XSLT stylesheet with the differential data to the original XML document. Comparing with sending whole revised XML document, the original XML document can be updated by sending less information, the differential data. This paper introduces a difference detection algorithm based on the D

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Developing Criteria for Successful Learning RepositoriesHow have these learning repositories come into being? How are they organized? Just what is a learning object? There are several factors which must work together to make a learning repository sustainable. In this paper these cultural, social and technical factors will be explored. Two cases will be c

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Mining Architectural Patterns in Specific Contexts and Its Application to e-Financeises by means of e-business applications. However, developers are confronted with a large number of alternatives when considering the design and implementation of e-business applications such as deciding on whether or how legacy system integration should be performed. Identifying the set of possible

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