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Collaborative development of trusted mashups
Pages 255 - 262
Abstract
We identify the gap that currently exists between enterprise and consumer-focused mashup tools. We describe how Sqwelch, a semantically-enabled mashup maker, addresses this gap during the design of mashups and in their execution. Sqwelch enables the composition of mashups based on the concept of trust explicitly specified by users through a visual interface. Taxonomies are used to enable lightweight mediation of payloads delivered through a publish/subscribe mechanism. We demonstrate the use of Sqwelch as a proof of concept in the remote delivery of healthcare, and how we have used Sqwelch to address areas of trust and collaboration in the delivery of telehealth services.
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