Abstract
In the previous chapter, we discussed the internal architecture and integration aspects of mashups, distinguishing between data, logic, UI, and hybrid mashups in function of where integration occurs in the application stack. In this chapter, we take a more applicative and special-purpose perspective on mashups and discuss some prominent examples of more advanced, focused types of mashups. Specifically, we look into multiuser mashups (such as process mashups), mobile mashups, telco mashups, and what is commonly known as (or our interpretation of) enterprise mashups. Technically, all these types of mashups build on top of the basic types we introduced in the previous chapter and can be seen as extensions thereof. The goal of this chapter is to illustrate how mashups can be tailored to specific application requirements or execution environments, adding additional value to the mere technical capability of integrating various resources accessible over the Web.
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Daniel, F., Matera, M. (2014). Advanced Mashups. In: Mashups. Data-Centric Systems and Applications. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55049-2_7
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