论文信息 - A Framework for Cross-Media Information Management

A Framework for Cross-Media Information Management

We present an information server architecture, called iServer, that enables cross-media linking based on an object-oriented hypermedia model. The iServer mixedmedia platform can easily be extended to support new types of digital or physical multimedia resources. It provides core functionality for link and user management whereas link authoring is handled by plug-ins for specific resource types. Different forms of collaborative cross-media link authoring and link sharing are supported by a distributed iServer implementation based on peer-to-peer technologies.

Beat Signer | Moira C. Norrie

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