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Overview of Pragmatic Object Web Systems and Technologies

Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at ADMI Tutorial Duluth Minnesota on June 3 99. Foils prepared June 11 99

Designed to follow-on two talks summarizing Java either in computer education or science
Summary of Base Pragmatic Object Web approach with multi-tier architecture; distributed electronic objects
Technologies: Client(DHTML, JavaScript); System and Data Structures (XML, VRML, DOM); Languages (Java, Perl ...)
Services: Security, Naming Registration and look up, Collaboration
Applications or Systems built using this approach are called Portals to Education, Computing, Commerce etc.
This foilset and its Java precursors form the curriculum of our courses in field we call Internetics


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1 Overview of Pragmatic Object Web Systems and Technologies http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/javalangjune99 http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/javascientific99 http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/javafollowonjune99
2 Abstract of Overview of Pragmatic Object Web Systems and Technologies
3 Overview of CPS Web/Information Technology (Internetics) Courses
4 Where are we: Multi Tier Architecture
5 Basic (CPS606) Structure of World Wide Web
6 The 1998 3(Multi)-Tier Information System Architecture
7 Basic 3 Tier Computing Model
8 Object View of running a program
9 Specifying Server Side Objects
10 Comparison of 2 3 and 4 Tier Models
11 Where are we: Distributed Electronic Objects
12 Simplistic Object Web View
13 Other Useful Objects
14 Basic Multi Tier Object architecture
15 Where are we: XML Universal Object Specification
16 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - XML
17 XML Language Elements
18 XML Compared with HTML and SGML
19 Example XML as a Serialized Database
20 Where are we: MathML and "Science"ML
21 MathML Example
22 xxxxxxML
23 ScienceML
24 Where are we: VRML and Other Data Structures
25 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - VRML
26 VRML Example
27 Where are we: Web Document Object Model
28 Document Object Model
29 Hierarchical Object Components in a Web Page
30 Netscape Version 4 Browser Document Object Tag Hierarchy
31 XML and Document Object Model
32 W3C Document Object Model Level 1
33 Where are we: DHTML and JavaScript
34 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - JavaScript I
35 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - JavaScript II
36 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - JavaScript III
37 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - DHTML
38 Architecture of DHTML + XML
39 CSS Example illustrating different ways one can specify CSS Info
40 Where are we: System Building Languages
41 Web Technologies in a Nutshell -- Java
42 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - PERL
43 Architecture of Pragmatic Object Web Systems
44 Where are we: Security Service
45 Security Service
46 Where are we: Naming Registration and look up
47 An Overview of Jini
48 Jini Service Architecture I
49 Jini Service Architecture II: Join
50 Jini Service Architecture III: Lookup
51 Jini Service Architecture IV: Invocation
52 Features of Jini of Relevance
53 Where are we: Persistent Object Service
54 Web Technologies in a Nutshell - Databases
55 Two ways of Implementing Data Objects
56 Where are we: Collaboration Service
57 Naïve Shared Object Strategy
58 Architecture of Tango Distance Education
59 Where are we: Applications and Portals
60 Some Portals
61 My Netscape Portal
62 My Excite Specify Portal Content
63 Merrill Lynch Predictions Enterprise Information Portals
64 Education Portal: digitalthink.com
65 Implementation of a Computing Portal
66 Portal to Earthquake Science 3-Tier Computing Architecture

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