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  2. multi-user collaboration (OT, etc)\n\n
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The rapidly increasing importance of Rich Internet
Applications (RIAs) calls for systematic RIA devel-
opment methods. However, most current Web engi-
neering methods focus on Web 1.0 applications only;
RIAs, on the contrary, are still developed in an ad-hoc
manner, which often results in error-prone and hard-
to-maintain products. We propose a model-driven ap-
proach to RIA development by combining the UML-
based Web Engineering (UWE) method for data and
business logic modeling with the RUX-Method for the
user interface modeling of RIAs.

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In our approach, UWE is used to
specify the content, navigation and business processes
of the Web application, and the RUX-Method is used
on top of these models to add typical rich UI cap-
abilities, such as temporal behavior and rich user inter-
actions. We build the bridge between both approaches
defining transformation rules between their meta-
models.
While the RUX-Method has already been combined
with WebML [12], the novel idea presented in this
paper is the extension of the generation rules of the
underlying method (UWE) in order to obtain the con-
nection with the RUX-Method automatically.

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12. Preciado, J.C., Linaje, M., Sánchez-Figueroa, F.: An
Approach to Support the Web User Interfaces Evolution.
In Proc. of the 2nd Int. Workshop on Adaptation and
Evolution in Web Systems Engineering, ICWE, pp. 94-
100 (2007)

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not available

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references \"Conceptual modelling...\" paper by Bozzon et al

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5.7 Extensions for Rich Internet Applications
5.7.1 WebML extensions
5.7.2 ADRIA extensions
5.7.3 The RUX method
5.7.4 OOH4RIA

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The need of modelling techniques for RIAs is
advocated in [13], where the authors analyze current Web
modeling approaches as well as hypermedia methodologies
with respect to RIA development needs.

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[13] J. Preciado, M. Linaje, F. Sanchez, and S. Comai.
Necessity of methodologies to model rich internet
applications. In Web Site Evolution, 2005. 7th IEEE
Int. Symposium on, pages 7–13, Sept. 2005.

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Oleg: client and server persistence assymetry.

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For the data schema to be well-formed, the following general
constraint must hold: A relationship R with database persis-
tence must connect entities with database persistence only.
In other words, it is not possible for an entity having client
persistence to participate to a database persistent relation-
ship. Note that the converse is admissible: a relationship
with client persistence may connect database persistent en-
tities (as an example, consider the case of a closed-answer
questionnaire: questions and answers are stored persistently
in the database, and the client application may create a tem-
porary relationship between a question and the answer chosen by the user and store it in the database only when the
user confirms all answers). Relationships connecting entities
belonging to different persistence levels are called inter-layer
and must be stored at the layer with shorter duration.

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6.4 Operation modeling

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WebML operations model arbitrary business logic and
predefined content updates (creating, deleting or modifying
entities, connecting or disconnecting pairs of entities belong-
ing to relationships). In the RIA context, operations can be
executed by the client or by the server, as captured by the
following definitions: 1) server operation: a piece of business
logic or data update executed by the server; 2) client oper-
ation: a piece of business logic executed by the client or an
update on a client-side entity or relationship; 3) operation
chain: a sequence of operations, possibly mixing client and
server operations.

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buzzwords and general description:

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GWT is java to javascript GUI approach. When data on server is changed due to user request, (potentially OUT-OF-DATE) asynchronous GWT callbacks from server to client is developer's problem.

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Basic approaches/libraries

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The model-driven nature of UWE and RUX-
Method makes it straight-forward to extend the gene-
ration rules of UWE to obtain the CRs’ specification
automatically; separating presentation from other
aspects of Web applications like content and navi-
gation structure allows us to localize these extensions,
instead of having to change the Web-1.0 UWE models
ubiquitously.

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We have focused our study in the OOH4RIA
model-driven development process that introduces
models and transformations to obtain a complete RIA
for the GWT framework. To do that, we have extended
a traditional Web methodology like OOH, using its
domain and navigation models to define the data and
the business logic in order to recover and store this
data. From these models, we establish a set of model-
to-model transformations obtaining the skeletons of the
presentation and orchestration models and reducing
human effort and errors.
The presentation and orchestration models are one
of the most important contributions of this work. They
represent the structural and the behavioural aspects of
the RIA user interface, allowing to define both simple
and multi-page applications.

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These old-fashioned Web applications are being
replaced by the so-called Rich Internet Applications
(RIAs) [3] which provide richer and more interactive
user interfaces, similar to desktop applications.
Moreover, RIAs provide a new client-server
architecture that reduces significantly network traffic
using more intelligent asynchronous requests that send
only small blocks of data.

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However, RIAs are complex applications and their
development requires designing and implementation
which are time-consuming and error-prone. In fact, the
technological advances of RIAs require from the
developer:

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    \n
  1. to represent a rich user interface based on the composition of Graphical User Interface (GUI) widgets
    2. \n
  2. to define an event-based choreography between these widgets and
    3. \n
  3. to establish a fine-grained communication between the client and the server layers.
    4. \n
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