Engineering Federated Information Systems
- Author
- Conrad, S.
- Editors
- Hasselbring, W., Saake, G.
- Pub. date
- January 1999
- Pages
- 184
- Binding
- softcover
- ISBN
- 978-1-58603-136-7
- Subject
- Computer & Communication Sciences, Computer Science
This second workshop aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners
interested in various issues in the development of federated information
systems (FIS). FIS are an emerging research area, addressing the goals of
transparent interoperation of autonomous, heterogeneous information sources.
As many examples of information systems in application areas show, there is
an
increasing need to make information available via some kind of network for
global applications, but also for local applications using semantically
related information.
The contributions cover the following topics:
Analysis, design and implementation of FIS,
CASE tool support for the development of FIS,
Software architectures for FIS,
Metadata management in FIS,
Managing heterogeneous information sources including semi-structured data, Experience with middleware platforms for building FIS,
Technological support for the integration of legacy systems,
Influence of the application domain on the Design of FIS