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Flexible Shared Windows

Flexible Shared Windows
灵活的共享窗口
批准号:
9508514
负责人:
Prasun Dewan
金额:
$34.38万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995-12-15 至 1999-11-30
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中文摘要
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本研究关注支持多用户界面的基础设施. 评估这种基础设施的两个重要标准是所支持的范例的灵活性,用于(a)应用程序-用户交互和(B)用户-用户共享。 目前,基础设施要么提供很大的交互灵活性,但有限的共享灵活性,要么提供很大的共享灵活性,但有限的交互灵活性。 共享窗口系统提供了最大的交互灵活性,它允许多个用户共享一个逻辑窗口。 然而,这些系统不提供共享灵活性。 的假设 这项研究的一个重要方面是, 可能 以显著增加这些系统的共享灵活性而不降低它们的交互灵活性。 这项研究确定了新的软件抽象和体系结构 用于建立该假设,并使用实验方法,其中新概念被实现并用于验证实验。 如果成功,它将导致一种新的基础设施,自动满足一大类多用户用户界面的共享需求,这些用户界面今天必须以巨大的编程成本手动实现。
英文摘要
This research concerns infrastructure for supporting multiuser- interfaces. Two important criteria for evaluating such an infrastructure are the flexibility of the supported paradigms for (a) application-user interaction and (b) user-user sharing. Currently, an infrastructure offers either great interaction flexibility but limited sharing flexibility, or great sharing flexibility but limited interaction flexibility. The maximum interaction flexibility is offered by shared window systems, which allow multiple users to share a single logical window. However, these systems offer no sharing flexibility. The hypothesis of this research is that it is possible to significantly increase the sharing flexibility of these systems without reducing their interaction flexibility. This research identifies new software abstractions and architectures for establishing this hypothesis and uses an experimental method wherein the new concepts are implemented and used in validation experiments. If successful, it will lead to a new kind of infrastructure that automatically meets the sharing needs of a large class of multiuser user-interfaces that must today be implemented manually at great programming costs.
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