Autonomic html interface generator for web applications
Youssef Bassil, Mohammad Alwani

TL;DR
This paper introduces an autonomic HTML interface generator that automatically creates and adapts web application GUIs based on XML and style sheets, reducing manual effort and aligning with changing business needs.
Contribution
It presents a novel autonomic system for self-configuring web interfaces using XML Schema and Style Sheets, enabling dynamic adaptation to evolving requirements.
Findings
Successful automation of web interface customization
Dynamic self-adaptation to changing business rules
Reduced IT labor involvement in GUI configuration
Abstract
Recent advances in computing systems have led to a new digital era in which every area of life is nearly interrelated with information technology. However, with the trend towards large-scale IT systems, a new challenge has emerged. The complexity of IT systems is becoming an obstacle that hampers the manageability, operability, and maintainability of modern computing infrastructures. Autonomic computing popped up to provide an answer to these ever-growing pitfalls. Fundamentally, autonomic systems are self-configuring, self-healing, self-optimizing, and self-protecting; hence, they can automate all complex IT processes without human intervention. This paper proposes an autonomic HTML web-interface generator based on XML Schema and Style Sheet specifications for self-configuring graphical user interfaces of web applications. The goal of this autonomic generator is to automate the process…
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