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Management of Annotations in a Collaborative Publishing Environment

Nick Carr <ncc@allette.com.au>

ABSTRACT

Typical delivery of documents across the web is a one-way process from publisher to reader. However in many circumstances there are requirements for the the readers to submit comments back to source of the document (journal article peer review, field corrections to technical manuals and so on). In addition, these comments often have parameters regarding private, public or specific group access. While there are technologies available for collecting annotations via the web, this presentation will look at the strengths and weaknesses of the available options and how standards based tools can be implemented to address this problem.

This presentation will look at the use of Topic Maps and XSLT in the collection, management and dynamic delivery of annotations in collaborative document publishing. Specifically this session will examine the complexities of dealing with individual and group permissions and views.

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Biography

Nick Carr
General Manager
Allette Systems
Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Email: ncc@allette.com.au

Nick Carr is the Founder and General Manager of Allette Systems, a 14 year old systems integrator specialising in XML design, training and development. Allette Systems has a long history of implementations using standards-oriented markup languages for such organisations as the Australian Stock Exchange, Sun Microsystems, Singapore Attorney General’s Chambers and many others. Nick Carr has been the Chairman of the Asia Pacific XML Conference for the past 8 years and has presented widely on the topic of XML at numerous international conferences.