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XLink: Open Linking Standard n XML / XSL separate ¨ data semantics ¨ presentation XLink: Open Linking Standard n XML / XSL separate ¨ data semantics ¨ presentation semantics n Need to also separate out ¨ navigation n semantics Single unique feature of the Web ¨ hypertext link

XML: Linking By Explicit ID n XML & SGML provide simple linking ¨ ID XML: Linking By Explicit ID n XML & SGML provide simple linking ¨ ID / IDREF combination Buy me a Shrek Soundtrack 25. 99 n Only works in same document

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Linking: Pointing and Clicking A link embodies a relationship n A link must specify Linking: Pointing and Clicking A link embodies a relationship n A link must specify n ¨ the items taking place in the relationship ¨ the meaning of the relationship ¨ the user interface for the link n Need standards for each of these

XPointer Addressing n XLink adds location language XPointer ¨ simple id-based addressing ¨ XPath XPointer Addressing n XLink adds location language XPointer ¨ simple id-based addressing ¨ XPath addressing ¨ stepwise addressing Dear Father Christmas, Here is what I want

Further XPointer Addressing n Simple sub-element content addressing ¨ #xpointer(string-range(/1/6/4, 'Leslie n Carr')) Ranges Further XPointer Addressing n Simple sub-element content addressing ¨ #xpointer(string-range(/1/6/4, 'Leslie n Carr')) Ranges ¨ #xpointer(id("sec 2. 1") range-to id("sec 2. 4"))

XLink Structures n Links have ¨ locators – identify the resources ¨ arcs – XLink Structures n Links have ¨ locators – identify the resources ¨ arcs – specify the connections between resources ¨ title – description of a link / arc for a human ¨ role – description of a link / arc for a computer

HTML Link = XML Simple Link <a xlink: type= HTML Link = XML Simple Link Intelligence, Agents and Multimedia href the link embedded in a document. Its contents form part of the document

XML Extended Link href locator to the extended Names in RED are part of the XLink namespace locator from arc link may be stored in a database. Its contents DON’T form part of the of any document

XLink Behaviour n Links can be triggered (actuate attribute) ¨ by user clicks ¨ XLink Behaviour n Links can be triggered (actuate attribute) ¨ by user clicks ¨ by the application n user auto Links can be displayed (show attribute) ¨ in another window new ¨ in the current window replace ¨ instead of the current element embed

XLink Recap n Simple links involve the current resource and one other (like <a XLink Recap n Simple links involve the current resource and one other (like …) n Extended links may involve many resources ¨ no longer source and destination ¨ each link end has a title and role n Links may appear out of line, even in a linkbase

Using Linkbases n Linkbases ¨ are collections of links ¨ can be swapped, allowing Using Linkbases n Linkbases ¨ are collections of links ¨ can be swapped, allowing different links on same resources Amazon linkbase IMDB linkbase

Generic Links n Generic links are not limited in scope to a single document Generic Links n Generic links are not limited in scope to a single document ¨ usually expressed as a content-based query keyword n citation n aka smart tag n ¨ used for glossary purposes

Resource-based Authoring Linkbases + generic links improve flexibility n Resource-based authoring is the natural Resource-based Authoring Linkbases + generic links improve flexibility n Resource-based authoring is the natural authoring paradigm of an open hypermedia* system n ¨ create a set of independent resources ¨ integrate them using sets of link databases * See later lectures

Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Lecture 2

Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence

Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence

Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence Tutorial Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Lecture 2 Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence Tutorial Links #2

Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Glossary Links Lecture 2 Glossary Documents Toolbook Resource-based Authoring Lecture 1 Tutorial Links #1 Glossary Links Lecture 2 Glossary Documents Toolbook Simulation Video Sequence Tutorial Links #2

Resource-based Authoring n Note that the creation of the content (web pages, videos, simulations Resource-based Authoring n Note that the creation of the content (web pages, videos, simulations etc) is INDEPENDENT n of the creation and deployment of the links THANKS TO n the use of a separate linking process

Resource-based Authoring n Adapt the integrated information resource for different audiences by ¨ Using Resource-based Authoring n Adapt the integrated information resource for different audiences by ¨ Using different linkbases ¨ Chosen according to user profile n e. g. ¨ simple explanatory links for first year undergraduates ¨ vs links to in depth reading and further challenges for Ph. D students

DLS: A Linking Service n Distributed Link Service ¨ developed in IAM group (predates DLS: A Linking Service n Distributed Link Service ¨ developed in IAM group (predates XLink) ¨ independent service providing linking ¨ maintains separate databases of links ¨ merges them with documents on the fly n Uses two linking forms ¨ explicit (positional) addressing ¨ implicit (content-based) linking

DLS Architecture Web Server User profiles Inverted index IR Agent Ontology Agent Proxy Keyword DLS Architecture Web Server User profiles Inverted index IR Agent Ontology Agent Proxy Keyword linkbases Hyper link Agent XLink linkbases Publishers' linkbases Person Agent Citation Agent Web Browser Bibliography database

DLS Example Server’s View DLS User’s View DLS Example Server’s View DLS User’s View

Collections of links to include while browsing Options for presenting links. What should a Collections of links to include while browsing Options for presenting links. What should a link look like? Only display important links, or use colour to highlight them. What should a link do when you click it?

DLS Styles Pristine original document Document + plain link style Bibliographic link style Link DLS Styles Pristine original document Document + plain link style Bibliographic link style Link priorities distinguished b colour scheme

DLS Behaviours Pending Links Click here and choose from lots of different destinations here DLS Behaviours Pending Links Click here and choose from lots of different destinations here Clicking on links adds them to a link notepad so that you can finish reading this page before you go to another one!

DLS and XLink n DLS ‘knows about’ ¨ citations, people etc ¨ formatting and DLS and XLink n DLS ‘knows about’ ¨ citations, people etc ¨ formatting and behaviour semantics n XLink has no knowledge ¨ meaning of contents ¨ meaning of presentation semantics

XLink Future Not yet implemented widely n Needs to be tied in with XML XLink Future Not yet implemented widely n Needs to be tied in with XML processing model n ¨ Provide extra info to XSL about things that are link anchors (XML Link Info. Set? ) ¨ Define position in processing After entities are resolved n Before stylesheet is invoked n If some text is transcluded, what is its URL? n