A meta-file composed of merged simultaneous or consecutive files.

See Also data collection, data set.

Files grouped according to their meaning to browse them independently form their location, format, …

See Also data bundle, data set.

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See Also data store.

A group of documents that share some meta-information, like episode types labels.

See Also data bundle, data collection.

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See Also data repository.

A technology Sun Microsystems developed to ease deployment of Java applications from the web.

Java WebStart can be used to install and start the application. See Section 4.2.1, “Using Java WebStart” for more details.

In this application, functionalities are provided by plug-ins: small pieces of independently written software that can be added and removed from session to session.

See Also plug-in level.

When plug-ins are loaded at start time, they are said to be in different levels, depending on the origin of the plug-in.

Read Section 3.3.2, “Levels” for more details.

See Also plug-in.

At any time during a session, a plug-in can be in one of the states described in Section 6.4, “Plug-in life-cycle”: created, init, start, stop, destroy.

This application is a complete rewriting of RasterViewer for Java 2 virtual machines. This tool has been used for 1998-2004 by several groups around the world.

Read Section 1.1, “History” for more details.

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a 2D vector graphics format proposed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

This application uses Batik, an Open Source Java implementation, to draw high-quality vector graphics.

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See Also XSL.

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See Also XML.

A single compressed file containing a complete set of files.