Trends in Enterprise Application Architecture
VLDB Workshop, TEAA 2005, Trondheim, Norway, August 28, 2005, Revised Selected Papers
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Gerald Weber
Database Management
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Strongly Typed Server Pages
We present NSP, a new, statically typed server pages technology. NSP supports arrays and user defined types within input forms. It is the result of designing server pages from scratch. It addresses the needs o...
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Modeling Submit/Response Style Systems with Form Charts and Dialogue Constraints
Form-Oriented Analysis is an approach tailored to the modeling of systems with form-based, submit/response style interfaces, a distinct and ubiquitous class of software systems. Form-Oriented Analysis models t...
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Conceptual Modeling for Emerging Web Application Technologies
What are the concepts behind state-of-the-art web application frameworks like Websphere on the commercial side or Struts on the open source side? What are the concepts behind emerging formats and technologies ...
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Finite State History Modeling and Its Precise UML-Based Semantics
This paper discusses the notion of a state history diagram. The concept is directly motivated by a new analysis technique, form-oriented analysis, which is tailored to an important class of interactive systems...
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A Spreadsheet Client for Web Applications
There is an increasing gap between web services and web applications. While web services communicate via typed interfaces (e.g., using WSDL and SOAP), many web applications still rely on untyped, manually prog...
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Comparing Global Optimization and Default Settings of Stream-Based Joins
One problem encountered in real-time data integration is the join of a continuous incoming data stream with a disk-based relation. In this paper we investigate a stream-based join algorithm, called mesh join (...
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X-HYBRIDJOIN for Near-Real-Time Data Warehousing
In order to make timely and effective decisions, businesses need the latest information from data warehouse repositories. To keep these repositories up-to-date with respect to end user updates, near-real-time ...
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A Lightweight Stream-Based Join with Limited Resource Consumption
Many stream-based applications have plenty of resources available to them, but there are also applications where resource consumption must be limited. For one important class of stream-based joins, where a str...
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SSCJ: A Semi-Stream Cache Join Using a Front-Stage Cache Module
Semi-stream processing has become an emerging area of research in the field of data stream management. One common operation in semi-stream processing is joining a stream with disk-based master data using a joi...
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Optimizing Queue-Based Semi-Stream Joins with Indexed Master Data
In Data Stream Management Systems (DSMS) semi-stream processing has become a popular area of research due to the high demand of applications for up-to-date information (e.g. in real-time data warehousing). A c...
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Efficient processing of streaming updates with archived master data in near-real-time data warehousing
In order to make timely and effective decisions, businesses need the latest information from data warehouse repositories. To keep these repositories up-to-date with respect to end user updates, near-real-time ...
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Optimising Queue-Based Semi-stream Joins by Introducing a Queue of Frequent Pages
Semi-stream joins perform a join between a stream and a disk-based table. These joins can easily deal with typical workloads in online real-time data warehousing in many scenarios and with relatively modest sy...
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A Multi-way Semi-stream Join for a Near-Real-Time Data Warehouse
Semi-stream processing, the operation of joining a stream of data with non-stream disk-based master data, is a crucial component of near real-time data warehousing. The requirements for semi-stream joins are f...
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A memory-optimal many-to-many semi-stream join
Semi-stream join algorithms join a fast stream input with a disk-based master data relation. A common class of these algorithms is derived from hash joins: they use the stream as build input for a main hash ta...
