| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立暨南國際大學 === 資訊工程學系 === 90 === Virtual Exhibition of a digital museum allows users to reach the collections without sophisticated knowledge on the data organization of the digital archives. Conventionally, most digital museum uses HTML pages or Flash animations to present the exhibition, with which the contents are actually mixed with the presentation formatting. In the Lanyu Digital Museum, we proposed an XML-based content management framework that use XML to convey content and XSLT to format presentation style. The XSLT processor then transformed the XML documents into XHTML documents to be browsed in the Internet. The problem is that the XSLT documents were actually authored manually using text editor without intuitive/visualized auxiliary tools.
In this thesis, we aim to design a web-based “WYSIWYG” XSLT framework to facilitate the editing of XSLT documents that may present flexible layouts as well as fancy media visual effects. Out framework contains three major modules: Effect Manager, XSLT Editor, and XSLT Processor. In the Effect Manager, the Effect Archive Synthesizing Engine (EASE) composes the Java-Script codes for XSLT documents, based on the Effect Archives Resource Language (EARL). The XSLT Editor provide WYSIWYG interface for the author to define the layout and media effects of the XML documents without any programming effort. Finally, the XSLT Processor then transform the XML documents into XHTML documents, based on the presentation style defined in the XSLT documents. In this thesis, a prototype system has been implemented using ASP .NET. The system provided the user to produce efficiently XSLT documents containing fancy media effect and flexible page layout.
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