OHP - Communicating between hypermedia aware applications

Hugh Davis; David Millard; Siegfried Reich

OHP - Communicating between hypermedia aware applications

Hugh Davis
, David Millard
, Siegfried Reich

Institute for Machine Learning

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Abstract

A number of systems support hypertext functionality by storing links in link services; these links may then be superimposed on, or included into the document by the client browser. However, there is no standard protocol that allows client side tools to interoperate with link servers. The Open Hypermedia Systems (OHS) Community is therefore proposing a standard protocol called the Open Hypermedia Protocol (OHP) for client side applications to communicate with link servers for the purpose of storing, retrieving and navigating hypermedia objects. Adoption of this protocol would enable developers and researchers to re-use standard viewers including Web browsers and link servers within their systems.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Towards a new generation of HTTP. A Workshop on Global Hypermedia Infrastructure held in conjunction with the 7th World Wide Web Conference (WWW7)
Publication status	Published - Jul 1998

Publication series

Name	Computer networks and ISDN systems
ISSN (Print)	0169-7552

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101027 Dynamical systems
101028 Mathematical modelling
101029 Mathematical statistics
101014 Numerical mathematics
101015 Operations research
101016 Optimisation
101017 Game theory
101018 Statistics
101019 Stochastics
101024 Probability theory
101026 Time series analysis
102 Computer Sciences
102001 Artificial intelligence
102003 Image processing
102004 Bioinformatics
102013 Human-computer interaction
102018 Artificial neural networks
102019 Machine learning
103029 Statistical physics
106005 Bioinformatics
106007 Biostatistics
202017 Embedded systems
202035 Robotics
202036 Sensor systems
202037 Signal processing
305901 Computer-aided diagnosis and therapy
305905 Medical informatics
305907 Medical statistics
102032 Computational intelligence
102033 Data mining
101031 Approximation theory

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