From owner-sgml-l@urzinfo.urz.uni-heidelberg.de Mon Feb 5 12:45:52 1996 Message-Id: <v01510103ad3bd5305431@[193.74.13.42]> Date: Mon, 5 Feb 1996 16:41:38 +0100 Reply-To: SGML-L Mailing list <SGML-L@urzinfo.urz.uni-heidelberg.de> Sender: SGML-L Mailing list <SGML-L@urzinfo.urz.uni-heidelberg.de> From: Paul Hermans <Paul_Hermans@PROTEXT.BE> Subject: ANNOUNCE : HyTime workshop To: Multiple recipients of list SGML-L <SGML-L@urzinfo.urz.uni-heidelberg.de> ANNOUNCE : HyTime Workshop organised by SGML BeLux, the belgian-luxembourgian chapter of the international SGML users' group Date : Wednesday 28 February from 14u till 17.30h. Place : Sema, Stallestraat 96, 1180 Brussels, Belgium Program: 14u-14u10 : welcome 14u10-15u : introduction to HyTime (Arjan Loeffen, Vakgroep Computer & Letteren, RUU, Utrecht, Arjan.Loeffen@let.ruu.nl 15u-15u10 : break 15u10 - 16u : HyTime-compliant hypermedia application descriptions: the MIPS experience (Alfred Bruffaerts, Sema, Albert.Bruffaerts@sema.be) This presentation will explain how HyTime has been used within the MIPS project (ESPRIT project 6542) to represent in an open and platform-independent way, hypermedia presentations and report generators. The innovating characteristics of the MIPS approach is to seperate completely the navigation structure from its presentation and to introduce a concept of description template which allows the automatic integration of external datasets within a hypermedia report. The presentation will also describe some of the problems we met and some of the lessons we learned and will draw some conclusions about the usefulness of the HyTime standard. 16-16u10 : break 16u10-17u : A HyTime compliant interchange format for the Amsterdam Hypermedia Model (Jacco van Ossenbruggen jrvosse@cs.vu.nl, Lynda Hardman Lynda.hardman@cwi.nl) A HyTime-compliant interchange format for hypermedia documents created by the CMIFed environment is proposed. CMIFed is an authoring and presentation environment for manipulating CMIF (CWI Multimedia Interchange Format) documents, where CMIF is based on the Amsterdam Hypermedia Model, which extends the Dexter HyperText Reference Model. HyTime architectural forms are used to encapsulate as much as possible the structure of CMIF documents. In this way, CMIF documents could be processed by any (future) HyTime-compliant system and documents created in other systems corresponding to the proposed HyTime document type definition could be played back by other CMIF players. 17-17.30u : reception Registration fee: 1.000 BF (33 US$) for SGML BeLux members 3.000 BF (100 US$) others. Please register at our secretariat : Filip.Evenepoel@esat.kuleuven.ac.be -------------------------------------------------------------- Paul Hermans Pro Text Interleuvenlaan 62 3001 Leuven BELGIUM +32/16/40 66 81 +32/16/40 66 91 (fax) 71140,2011 (Compuserve) http://www.protext.be/ We don't sell SGML, we simply <action>use it</action>. ---------------------------------------------------------------