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Base System and Hypermedia

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In order to understand the design principles underlying this chapter, we have to recall two major decisions made in the context of the general reference architecture (cf. figure 2 in Chapter 2):

  • object-orientation and hypermedia were defined as the two major software concepts on which a CAL2 system should be based;

  • according to the object-oriented design philosophy, a small object-oriented nucleus should form the center of a CAL2 system, extended by orthogonal feature extensions, and accessed via generic tools by the users.

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  1. See also Guided Tours [100], page 10.

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  2. An analogy to this sort of customization exists for formal languages in the form of syntax directed editors.

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  3. People who are familiar with planning systems may know that a backward analysis from the goal to its precondition works in a very similar way by looking only at the time constraints. The idea here is to incorporate all sorts of constraints.

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  4. This is, e.g., an option in the VMS operation system.

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  5. Each developer gets a copy of a revision and modifies his personal copy. Whenever modifications should be saved as a new revision, CVS tries to merge this modifications with the original revision.

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Mühlhäuser, M., Schaper, J., Dürr, M., Lang, S. (1995). Base System and Hypermedia. In: Mühlhäuser, M. (eds) Cooperative Computer-Aided Authoring and Learning. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2253-9_8

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