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2004
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Modeling the Structure of Web Applications with ArgoUWE

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The UWE methodology provides a systematic, UML-based approach for the development of Web applications. The CASE tool ArgoUWE supports the design phase of the UWE development proces...

Alexander Knapp, Nora Koch, Gefei Zhang

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