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Some Web Object Model Construction Technologies

Manola, 1998

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Manola F
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Abstract The World Wide Web is becoming an increasingly important factor in planning for enterprise distributed computing environments. However, as organizations have attempted to employ the Web in increasingly-sophisticated applications, these applications have …
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