Building XML-Based Unified User Interface System under J2EE Architecture

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Abstract
This paper introduced an XML-based unified user interface system which implemented under Sun Microsystems's J2EE architecture. It is a multiple user interface system that user can access through Web browsers, PDA, and even cellular phones. First, we will dilate the main idea of this system and we will introduce XML technology and J2EE architecture that used in this system, and then a brief introduction in WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) technology. Second, we will introduce our related work. Third, we will introduce our work in the system. Finally, express our conclusions, and future work.
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Authors Stephen J.H. Yang;Irene Chen;Chyun-Chyi Chen;Chi-Hsing Chu;Kevin H.W. Shen;Chi-Wei Lan;Stephen J.H. Yang;Irene Chen;Chyun-Chyi Chen;Chi-Hsing Chu;Kevin H.W. Shen;Chi-Wei Lan;
Journal Annals of Software Engineering
Year 1970
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doi:10.1023/A:1013620130273
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1013620130273
Keywords
software engineering/programming and operating systems

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