Mapping between Temporal Scripts of Animation Component and SMIL Document using UML Sequence Diagram
Yan Ha, Ray Lee
Abstract
Yan Ha, Ray Lee
Abstract
The SMIL specification, which was recently approved by the W3C, is meant to help deliver multimedia contents to the Web. It is widely used these days and there has been continuously emerging tools and software related to it. In this paper, we propose a system to interchange from temporal scripts of RASP, an experimental toolkit for computer animation that promotes interaction-based programming over time, to a SMIL document. The main contribution of this paper is that it verifies the sequence diagram generated for synchronization of SMIL documents by reconverting SMIL from UML sequence diagram. UML sequence diagram is useful to express various relations of dynamic animation components between RASP tool kits and SMIL document
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The SMIL specification, which was recently approved by the W3C, is meant to help deliver multimedia contents to the Web. It is widely used these days and there has been continuously emerging tools and software related to it. In this paper, we propose a system to interchange from temporal scripts of RASP, an experimental toolkit for computer animation that promotes interaction-based programming over time, to a SMIL document. The main contribution of this paper is that it verifies the sequence diagram generated for synchronization of SMIL documents by reconverting SMIL from UML sequence diagram. UML sequence diagram is useful to express various relations of dynamic animation components between RASP tool kits and SMIL document
Key concepts: Sequence diagram, Computer science, Scripting language, Unified Modeling Language, Animation, Programming language, Component (thermodynamics), Communication diagram