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Foil 11 Next Generation TangoInteractive

From Tango Futures: XML for Portals, Web-based Collaboration and Distance Education Rice University Tango Tutorial -- October 18 1999. by Geoffrey C. Fox


So let us imagine that we can redo all of this and assume that
  • The proxy ruse is correct and one does only need to share client side Web Pages
  • There are plenty of conventional web pages but full support for XML and W3C DOM in browsers
  • XML can be used for control pages and specialized pages such as those produced by web-linked databases and education portals
Collaboration implies sharing of electronic objects and is needed in Asynchronous and Synchronous modes
Asynchronous mode is MOST important (in all applications including distance education) and will be supported by run of the mill object web infrastructure
  • shared web pages and documents
  • electronic mail
Synchronous mode has important applications
Tango Server accumulates and integrates Asynchronous and Synchronous events



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