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Object-oriented Web application development
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DOI：10.1109/4236.747323.png)
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The Web has evolved into a global environment for delivering all kinds of applications, but their development andmaintenance remains largely ad hoc. The authors suggest that the Web's roots as an information medium establish a resource-based implementation model that is semantically too weak to support the lif cycle of complex applications. They describe new developments in an ongoing project, called WebComposition, for imposing object-orientation on the Web and thus facilitating the use of well-known software development tools. WebComposition is a method based on object-oriented decomposition of Web applications into fine-grained components, which serve as units for composition, sharing, abstraction, reuse, and evolution of Web-based applications. The method uses a Component Store for persistent storage of the component model, and a Resource Generator for automated mapping to an implementation in the Web. WebComposition uses an XML-based language to describe a markup notation for WebComposition concepts.
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