TAYLOR%PLU@ames-io.ARPA (03/08/88)
Sometime during the summer of 1987, there was a seminar given at either Stanford or SRI by someone maybe named Jack London concerning his PhD thesis on the subject of automatic generation of user interface specifications and/or code based on the specifications/contents of a given data base. Obviously this is vague - it is second hand information. Can someone give me an accurate reference to the work presented in the seminar? Thanks alot - Will Taylor taylor%plu@io.arc.nasa.gov
gilbert@hci.hw.ac.UK (Gilbert Cockton) (03/30/88)
In article <8803100728.AA07906@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> TAYLOR%PLU@ames-io.ARPA writes: >Sometime during the summer of 1987, there was a seminar given at either >Stanford or SRI by someone maybe named Jack London concerning his >PhD thesis on the subject of automatic generation of user interface >specifications and/or code based on the specifications/contents of >a given data base. Obviously this is vague - it is second hand >information. Can someone give me an accurate reference to the >work presented in the seminar? Sounds like Ralph London from Tektronix. See London and Duisberg in ACM Trans on Graphics 1986. Sorry no more details, moving office and can't reach for the paper. -- Gilbert Cockton, Scottish HCI Centre, Heriot-Watt University, Chambers St., Edinburgh, EH1 1HX. JANET: gilbert@uk.ac.hw.hci ARPA: gilbert%hci.hw.ac.uk@cs.ucl.ac.uk UUCP: ..{backbone}!mcvax!ukc!hci!gilbert