Current scenarios for app development are characterized by rich resources that often overwhelm the final users, especially in mobile app usage situations. It is therefore important to define design methods that enable dynamic filtering of the pertinent resources and appropriate tailoring of the retrieved content. This paper presents a design framework based on the specification of the possible contexts deemed relevant to a given application domain and on their mapping onto an integrated schema of the resources underlying the app. The context and the integrated schema enable the instantiation at runtime of templates of app pages in function of the context characterizing the user’s current situation of use.

Context-aware access to heterogeneous resources through on-the-fly mashups

Daniel, Florian;Matera, Maristella;Quintarelli, Elisa;Tanca, Letizia;Zaccaria, Vittorio
2018-01-01

Abstract

Current scenarios for app development are characterized by rich resources that often overwhelm the final users, especially in mobile app usage situations. It is therefore important to define design methods that enable dynamic filtering of the pertinent resources and appropriate tailoring of the retrieved content. This paper presents a design framework based on the specification of the possible contexts deemed relevant to a given application domain and on their mapping onto an integrated schema of the resources underlying the app. The context and the integrated schema enable the instantiation at runtime of templates of app pages in function of the context characterizing the user’s current situation of use.
2018
30th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering, CAiSE 2018
9783319915623
CAMUS; Context-aware data access; Mashups; Service selection; Theoretical Computer Science; Computer Science (all)
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