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Hyperware Research
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UCI Hyperware research provides tools, servers, and standards to
enable open, heterogeneous, distributed hyperprogram technology. The
UCI hyperware group is focusing on developing mechanisms and standards to
integrate link-server hypermedia functionality with the World Wide Web (WWW),
while adding support for hyperweb configuration management,
semantically-rich link generation, cooperation agents, and
semi-automated rationale capture of software development processes.
Chimera Open Hypermedia System
Chimera is an open, serverized, hypermedia
system that supports n-ary links between heterogeneous tools
and applications in a network. This site includes the 2.0a and 1.2 releases
of Chimera, on-line documentation, a set of Chimera clients, and Chimera
APIs in Ada, C, and Java.
WebSoft: Building a Global Software Engineering Environment
The WebSoft project is investigating the use
of the World Wide Web as the infrastructure and external integration
mechanism for a global software engineering environment. We have
been leading efforts to define and accurately specify the existing WWW
protocols, and to provide and promote the enhancements needed
to support software engineering.
Professor Richard N. Taylor
Professor David F. Redmiles
Information and Computer Science
University of California, Irvine
CA 92697-3425
This material is based upon work sponsored by the Air Force
Materiel Command, Rome Laboratory, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency under Contract Number F30602-94-C-0218. The content of the
information does not necessarily reflect the position or the policy of
the Government and no official endorsement should be inferred.