C. Donzelli, C. Fontana, A. Ravaioli, P. Toppan, M. Patella, and C. De Castro (Italy)
“services” integration, cooperative work, LDAP, SQL
In this paper we present an architecture for the integration, into a common framework, of multimedia broad-band services for long-distance cooperative work and ubiquitous access to data and resources. The integration architecture is based on a pool of servers whose interaction offers several functionalities: they define the underlying information system and the access rights, manage the web-based access to services and guide the interaction of services during the cooperative work sessions. In particular, a web server controls the interaction between users and the system, an LDAP [1][2][3] and a SQL servers maintain the information system and a messaging server (Jabber) is used as a communication tool for the applications.
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