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ABSTRACT
DBface is a toolkit for designing interfaces to object-oriented databases. It provides users with a set of tools for building custom interfaces with minimal programming. This is accomplished by combining techniques from User Interface Management Systems (UIMS) with a built-in knowledge about the specific kinds of techniques used by object-oriented databases. DBface allows users to create graphical constructs and interactive techniques by taking advantage of an object-oriented database environment and tools. Not only can database tools be used for creating an interface, but information about the interface being built is stored within a database schema and is syntactically consistent with all other schema information. Thus, an interface can deal with data and schema information, including information about another interface. This allows for easy reusability of graphical constructs such as data representations.
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REVIEW
"D. Charles Hair : Reviewer"
The authors describe in some detail a tool for facilitating the
construction of special-purpose graphical user interfaces to be used
with object-oriented databases. The most interesting aspect of the
approach described is that, instead of begi
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