Software Demonstrations

Hands On! Database research has always also been about systems building and experimental study. The EDBT 2000 Software Demonstrations track provides evidence of how exciting systems building can be. Be sure not to miss the practitioners! The EDBT 2000 demo track will run all-day in parallel to the core conference paper sessions. A schedule providing details on when and where the different demos are on stage will be posted here in time. A report containing concise surveys of all software demonstrations will be distributed at the conference. Featured Software Demonstrations 1 · WEAVE: A Data-Intensive Web Site Management System Daniela Florescu, Valerie Issarny, Patrick Valduriez, Khaled Yagoub A data-intensive Web site management system with a customizable cache architecture which can cache database data, XML fragments or HTML files. 2 · TIP: A Temporal DataBlade for Informix Jun Yang, Huacheng C. Ying, Jennifer Widom TIP is a DataBlade that extends the Informix database system with a rich set of datatypes and routines to support temporal modelling and querying. 3 · Exploring Sensor and Simulation Raw Data with RasDaMan Peter Baumann, Andreas Dehmel, Maximillian Höfner, Norbert Widmann The RasDaMan DBMS provides database services on general multi-dimensional discrete data in a domain-independent way. 4 · SemWrap Napthali Rishe, Jun Yuan, Rukshan Athauda, Xialoing Lu, Xiaobin Ma We have developed a wrapper over relational databases which provides a semantic database interface, with substantial reduction in the size of user's SQL queries. 5 · IDEA-DWCASE: Modeling Multidimensional Databases Adoracion de Miguel, Jose Maria Cavero, Juan Canela, Adolfo Sanchez de Miguel IDEA-DWCASE is a client-server tool that supports a Data Warehouse construction methodology called EINSTEIN and automates the process of generating multidimensional database schemata. 6 · Mentor-Lite Customizability: Tailoring a Light-Weight Workflow Management System to Workflow Applications and Organizational Needs Michael Gillmann, Jeanine Weissenfels, German Shegalov, Wolfgang Wonner, Gerhard Weikum A distributed workflow management system with highly tailorable administration facilities. 7 · How to Enact Flexible Workflow Management: The Mobile Approach Christian Hahn, Stefan Horn, Stefan Jablonski, Jens Neeb, Michael Schlundt A workflow management system providing flexible and extensible workflow development and execution techniques. 8 · Phoenix/ODBC: Making Applications Robust Roger S. Barga, David B. Lomet Phoenix/ODBC provides persistent database sessions for client applications, sessions that can survive a server crash without the client application being aware of the outage. 9 · Q-Script: A Tool to Move Data Between two Relational Databases Enzo Seraphim, Dinamerico Alonso Gaspar, Caetano Traina Jr. Tool W-ISQL for systems database managers that makes possibles data migration. 10 · The Global-Atlas Search Engine: Semi-Automatic Callibration of WWW Maps Stephane Bressan, Beng Chin Ooi, Alexandre Mavraganis, Fiona Lee Yin Yin A geographical search engine and administration tools for semi-automatic map registration. 11 · The AOODB Workbench: An Environment for the Design of Active Object-Oriented Databases Werner Obermair, Werner Retschizegger, Alexander Hirnschall, Gerhard Kramler, Gunnar Mosnik The AOODB Workbench is an environment that supports the development of active object-oriented databases from conceptual design to logical design. 12 · ADEPT_workflow: Advanced Workflow Technology for the Efficient Support of Adaptive, Enterprise-wide Processes Clemens Hensinger, Manfred Reichert, Thomas Bauer, Thomas Strzeletz, Peter Dadam ADEPT_workflow is an advanced workflow management system which supports dynamic changes, time management, and distributed workflow control. 13 · The Valid Web Fabio Grandi, Federica Mandreoli A valid-time temporal extension of the World Wide Web technology, based on an XML/XSL infrastructure, supporting temporal navigation and querying Web documents containing historical information. 14 · Blended Browsing and Querying in a Lazy Mediator System Kevin D. Munroe, Bertram Ludäscher, Yannis Papakonstantinou To facilitate XML query construction and browsing of results by the non-expert user, the DTD-based graphical user interface BBQ (Blended Browsing and Querying) has been developed as a frontend to XML sources.

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