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Traversal strategies are defined for a
certain domain structure type.
They describe the semantics of several navigation operations
to move between the pages of a domain.
Each traversal strategy has to provide at least a next page and a
previous page operation to define a linear order for all pages
of a domain. Such a linear order is the basis for a ``hardcopy'' of a domain.
- Example:
- For the domain structure type hierarchy, a set of
traversal strategies may be .
Operations which could be provided by WebMap for these strategies are:
- next page
- previous page
- up one hierarchy level
- home to domain entry page
The semantics of, e.g., the next-page operation is different for
preorder-traversal and for inorder-traversal, but both strategies
define a linear order for the pages of a domain.
The code implementing new traversal strategies and domain structure
types could be supplied as meta-information of HTML pages (see section
3.4).
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