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An Instant Messaging Framework for Flexible Interaction with Rich Clients

Book et al., 2007

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9270098691830197761
Author
Book M
Gruhn V
Publication year
Publication venue
31st Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC 2007)

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Today, we are seeing an increasing number of software applications that users want to use anywhere, anytime. Such mobile applications often deliver their user interfaces (UIs) to client devices over the World Wide Web. However, Web-based UIs cannot provide the same level …
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