Distributed Authoring on the Web with the bscw shared Workspace system

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7. References

6. Acknowledgements

We would like to thank Jonathan Trevor and Jim Whitehead for their valuable contributions to this paper. Parts of the work reported here were funded by the Telematics Applications Programme of the European Union under contract TE 2003 (ÔCoopWWWÕ project). Within this project Matthias Jaarke and his group at RWTH Aachen are developing the more sophisticated version management service for BSCW based on RCS.

7. References

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Bentley, R., Horstmann, T., Sikkel, K. and Trevor, J., (1995): ÒSupporting collaborative information sharing with the World-Wide Web: The BSCW Shared Workspace SystemÓ. In Proc. 4Bentley, R., Horstmann, T. and Trevor, J. (1997b): ÒThe World Wide Web as enabling technology for CSCW: The case of BSCWÓ. In Computer Supported Cooperative Work: The Journal of Collaborative Computing. Special issue on CSCW and the Web, Vol. 6, Nos 2-3, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1997, in press.

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1*All BSCW software described in this article is freely available for downloading; to obtain the software, use our public server, or for more information on the BSCW project, see http://bscw.gmd.de.

2 For example, the HTTP protocol requires the length of the HTTP body to be given in the ÔContent-lengthÕ header field for a POST request. This requires totalling the size of the documents to send plus separators and other fields in the multipart message before transmission can begin.

3àThe Òlost-updateÓ phenomenon occurs whenever two users, while attempting to modify a document, both read the documentÕs old contents before either of them writes the documentÕs new contents.

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