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| Modeling Web Applications reacting to User Behaviors. technical report 2005 :. |
| Many current research efforts address the problem of personalizing the Web experience
for each user with respect to user’s identity and/or context. In this paper we
propose a new high-level model for the specification of Web applications that takes
into account the manner in which users interact with the application for supplying
appropriate contents or gathering profile data. We therefore consider entire behaviors
(rather than single properties) as the smallest information units, allowing for
automatic restructuring of application components. For this purpose, a high-level
Event-Condition-Action (ECA) paradigm is proposed, which enables capturing arbitrary
(and timed) clicking behaviors. Also, the architecture and components of a
first prototype implementation are discussed. |
| S. Ceri, F. Daniel, and F. M. Facca. Modeling Web Applications reacting to User Behaviors. To appear in Computer Networks, special issue on WebDynamics. Elsevier |
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