The document discusses various technologies related to Java, XML, XSL, and XQuery. It presents XMAN, a framework for rapidly developing business applications with clear separation of concerns across presentation, business, and persistence layers. The framework uses XRules and XAction for business logic and supports various user interface description languages. Evaluation criteria for these languages are also discussed.

10. Java+ XSL
XQuery

18. XML

23. XMAN

28. 1

29. 1

30. 2

31. 2

32. 3

33. 3
CRUD XRules XAction

34. 4

35. 4

36. 5

37. 5

38. +

39. Presentation Layer
Business Layer
Persistence Layer

44. 1

45. 2

46. 3

47. 4

48. 5

49. +

50. Presentation Manager
Presentation Layer
Business Manager
Security
Business Layer Manager
Persistence Manager
Persistence Layer

54. XMAN

55. XAction
XPrivilege
&XRules

56. Presentation Layer Presentation Manager
Business Layer Business Manager
Persistence Layer Persistence Manager
RDB XML

63. XAML SunML EMMA RIML
XMMVR Maria SunML ISML GIML
X3D WSRP URC DIAL CUIML
useML WSUI XICL TADEUS AAIML
Seescoa AAIML XISL XUL WSXL
Teresa XIML UIML USIXML XForms

64. UIML XIML UsiXML XForms

66. Criteria/ UIDL Total
UIML +6, -2
XIML +5, -2
UsiXML +8, -1
XForms +12

67. .1
.2
.3
.4
.5
Chiba .1
Orbeon .2
betterFORM .3

70. Model API Data Source MetaData API Query
Language
SDO Metadata API,
SDO Disconnected Both Any Any
Java Introspection
JDBC &JSR- JDO Java-XML
ADO.NET EJB
114 Hibernate Binding
Xquery&JSR JSR 227&JCA
225 JMS

71. Properties
Dynamic data API
of Person
DataObject.getString(“firstName”•)
firstName
DataObject.setString(“firstName”•, fname)
DataObject.getInt(“id”•)
Id
DataObject.setInt(“id”•, id)

72. Properties
Dynamic data API
of Person
DataObject.getString(“firstName”•)
firstName
DataObject.setString(“firstName”•, fname)
DataObject.getInt(“id”•)
Id
DataObject.setInt(“id”•, id)

98. Bassel Saab and Mohamad Haji,
“XMAN A Framework for Rapid
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ICTAA Conference, Damascus, Syria,
April 2008
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“Toward a Standardized XMAN
Presentation Layer with Consideration
of User Interface Description
Languages”,
DeSE2011 Conference, Dubai, UAE,
Dec 2011,
Conference Publication Services (CPS)