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From: ruseng@Eng.Sun.COM (Carsten Ruseng Jakobsen)
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Subject: Re: References for distributed hypermedia/multimedia systems
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Date: 7 Jun 91 05:14:02 GMT
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In-reply-to: G.J.Hill@ecs.soton.ac.uk's message of 4 Jun 91 14:19:53 GMT

Gary,

You might be interested in contacting kock@iesd.auc.dk and ask for a
copy of HyperBase and perhaps his EHTS. During last spring we were 7
people who designed and implemented a networked multiuser
hypertext/hyper-media system with support for locking and events. This
is not a product but a research proto-type written in gnu C++ which has
been interfaced to a number of languages eg. C, emacs-lisp,
small-talk.

The development and work with HyperBase is described in:

[1] U.K. Wiil et al. "Design and Implementation of a HyperBase".
Internal Report IR-90-03, The University of Aalborg sept. 1990.

[2] U.K. Wiil and K. Oesterbye "Experiences with HyperBase - a
multiuser back-end for hypertext applications with emphasis on
collaboration support". Technincal Report R-90-38, The University of
Aalborg Oct. 1990.

Hope this helps
/Carsten, ruseng@sun.com