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Paradigm is a LAN based Test
The IBM P3P Policy Editor is
City Simulator is a scalable,
WebWatcher is a Java
Authoring and Delivery Tool
a visual tool, with an
three-dimensional model city
application that will help
that automates the HR
easy-to-use interface, for
that enables creation of
you keep an eye on
functions of an organization
creating a Web site's
dynamic spatial data
interesting Web-pages. You
including recruitment,
privacy policy in the P3P
simulating the motion of up
register a list of URLs you
appraisal,
language, which can be
to 1 million people. City
want to monitor, and
eTraining/eLearning. The
interpreted by Web browsers
Simulator is written in Java
WebWatcher checks for
salient features of paradigm
and other user agents that
and is designed to generate
changes whenever you ask it
includes support for
support the Platform for
realistic data for
to, or at given intervals.
multiple authors and
Privacy Preferences Project
evaluation of database
WebWatcher bases it's
examinees; major question
(P3P) specification from the
algorithms for indexing and
monitoring on checksums. A
types like MCQs, FIB,
W3C. P3P allows users to
storing dynamic location
page is said to be changed
True/False; advanced
automate the acceptance or
data. City Simulator is
if the checksum generated
reporting and result
rejection of a Web site's
offered on alphaWorks so
for the page is different
analysis; built on pure java
requests for information,
that developing systems for
from when the page was last
architecture (thus platform
based on user preferences
indexing spatial data can be
marked as seen by the user.
independent); advance user
set in browsers or client
tested for scalability and
management and security,
devices. Users are assured
performance against a
user friendly and flexible
that their privacy is
standardized data set.
interface.
protected without having to
read each Web site's privacy
policy.
Date: Feb, 28 2002 Date: Dec, 14 2001 Date: Nov, 16 2001 Date: Sep, 22 2000 |
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