Implementing Time Travel for the Web

Robert Sanderson; Harihar Shankar; Scott Ainsworth; Frank McCown; Sam Adams

Implementing Time Travel for the Web

Robert Sanderson
, Harihar Shankar
, Scott Ainsworth
, Frank McCown
, Sam Adams

Harding University

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Abstract

This article discusses the challenges and solutions discovered for implementing the Memento protocol in a variety of browser environments. It describes the design and deployment of the client technologies which have been developed: a web application that functioned as a browser, an add-on for FireFox called MementoFox, a plugin for Internet Explorer and an Android-based client application. The design and technical solutions identified during the development will be of interest to those considering implementation of a Memento based platform, especially on the client side, however the interactions are also important for building conformant server-side systems.

Original language	American English
Journal	Code4Lib Journal
State	Published - Apr 11 2011

Keywords

web-based user interfaces
Internet protocols
Time travel
Web services

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Computer Sciences

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