Electronic Commerce Technologies

197 Pages·2001·3.963 MB·English

by  Oda Sans, Gordon B. Agnew (auth.), Weidong Kou, Yelena Yesha, Chung Jen Tan (eds.)

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TheUniversityofHongKong
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IBMChina/HongKong
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TheUniversityofMarylandBaltimoreCounty
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TheUniversityofHongKong
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Preface
The second International Symposium on Electronic Commerce was held in Hong
Kong, April 2001, in conjunction with the fourth International Workshop on the
Technological Challenges of Electronic Commerce. This symposium belongs to the e-
commerce conference series started in 1998 in Toronto, Canada. Since then, every
year, there has been an international workshop on the technological challenges of
electronic commerce, and every other year, in conjunction with the workshop, an
international symposium on electronic commerce is held. The following workshops
have been held so far.
• The first International Workshop on the Technological Challenges of Electronic
Commerce was held in September 1998, in Toronto, Canada.
• The second International Workshop on the Technological Challenges of
Electronic Commerce was held in May 1999, in Beijing, China.
• The third International Workshop on the Technological Challenges of Electronic
Commerce was held in June 2000, in Waterloo, Canada
• The fourth International Workshop on the Technological Challenges of
Electronic Commerce was held in April 2001, in Hong Kong.
The first International Symposium on Electronic Commerce was held in Beijing,
China, May 1999, in conjunction with the second International Workshop on the
Technological Challenges of Electronic Commerce.
The second International Symposium on Electronic Commerce was sponsored by
IBM, the E-Business Technology Institute and the Department of Computer Science
and Information Systems at the University of Hong Kong, the Institute for Global
Electronic Commerce at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, and Hong
Kong Productivity Council. The goal of the symposium was to provide a forum for
researchers, software vendors, and application developers and business users to share
and disseminate information about current important research and application issues
concerning electronic commerce. The symposium featured invited talks given by
leading experts, presentations of refereed papers, and workshops and tutorials
covering the major areas of electronic commerce. The additional goal of the
symposium was to indicate the importance of electronic commerce technologies in the
global marketplace including the fast growing Asia-Pacific market.
The papers accepted by the symposium program committee were gathered for
preparing the proceedings. Among these papers, there are 8 regular papers, 4 short
papers, and 2 survey papers. The authors were from Canada, the United States,
Germany, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and China, respectively. These papers
covered various aspects of electronic commerce, including secure payment, trust and
security, tools for e-commerce applications, and e-commerce frameworks and
systems. There were also two e-commerce survey papers, one on B2B frameworks
and standards, and the other on online auctions.
VI Preface
The staff at the E-Business Technology Institute at the University of Hong Kong
were mainly responsible for organizing the symposium and preparing the
proceedings. We are grateful to them, especially to Drs. William Song and Joshua
Huang.
We would like to thank the members of the program committee for their efforts in
organizing the review processes. Our thanks go to the reviewers who gave generously
of their time to read and evaluate the papers. We would also like to thank the
members of the Steering Committee for their guidance. We especially thank the
conference organizers for the work they put into making this conference a successful
one. We would like to thank the conference sponsors, particularly IBM China
Limited/Hong Kong and IBM Centre for Advanced Study, for their support. Finally,
we thank the authors of all submitted papers, in particular the accepted ones, the
invited speakers, tutorial instructors, workshop session chairs and speakers, and all
the participants who contributed to the success of the symposium.
April 2001 Weidong Kou
Yelena Yesha
Chung Jen Tan
Second International Symposium on
Electronic Commerce, ISEC 2001
Sponsored by
E-Business Technology Institute
and
Department of Computer Science and Information Systems
University of Hong Kong
Institute for Global Electronic Commerce
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Hong Kong Productivity Council
International Business Machines Corporation
General and Program Co-chairs:
Weidong Kou University of Hong Kong
Yelena Yesha University of Maryland Baltimore County
Steering Committee:
Chung Jen Tan Director, ETI, The University of Hong Kong
Gabby Silberman Director, IBM CAS, USA
Francis Lau Head, CSIS, The University of Hong Kong
George Wang Director, IBM China Research and Development Labs
K.T. Yong, General Manager of IT, HKPC, Hong Kong
Johnny Wong, Director, ICR, University of Waterloo, Canada
Paul Timmer Director, E-Commerce, European Commission
Program Committee:
Nabil Adam Rugters University, USA
Neil Anderson Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Leo Liu IBM, USA
David Cheung University of Hong Kong
Lucas Hiu University of Hong Kong
Dawn Jutla Saint Mary’s University, Canada
Jiandong Li Xidian University, China
Monty Newborn McGill University, Canada
Tamer Ozsu University of Waterloo, Canada
T. Radhakrishnan Concordia University, Canada
William Song University of Hong Kong
B. Svedheim Framcom , Sweden
Daniel Tan Nanyang Polytechic, Singapore
Graham Williams CSIRO, Australia
Yixian Yang Beijing Univ. of Posts and Telecom., China
Jih-Shyr Yih IBM Research, USA
VIII Organization
Publication:
Joshua Huang University of Hong Kong
Treasure:
William K.P. Chan ICO Limited, Hong Kong
Workshops and Tutorials:
Jiming Liu Baptist University, Hong Kong
William Song University of Hong Kong
Local Arrangement and Sponsorship:
William Song University of Hong Kong
Shirley Chow University of Hong Kong
Mary Law IBM China/Hong Kong
Referees:
Agnew, Gordon Kwok, Michael Solonim, Jacob
Bo, Meng Lau, Terry Song, Ronggong
Chang, Henry Lee, Juhnyoung Song, William
Chen, Shyh-Kwei Lee, Sau Dan Tan, Daniel
Cheung, David Li, Jing Tian, Zhong
Chiasson, Theodore Li, Zichen Tong, C.H. Frank
Chung, Jen-Yao Litoiu, Marin Wang, Huaxiong
Cooper, James W. Liu, Y.C. Wang, Lian
Edwards, Keith H. Lutfiyya, Hanan Wang, Xiaoyun
Fader, Chris Mamas, Evan Watters, Carolyn
Fu, Ada Molenkamp, Gary Williams, Graham
Gate, Carrie Moser, Simon Wong, David
Hawkey, Kirstie Ng, Michael K. Wong, Johnny W.
Ho, Wai Shing Nguyen, Khanh Wu, QiuXin
Huang, Joshua Radhakrishnan, T. Yiu, S.M.
Hui, Lucas Rouse, Jason Yiu, Siu Wai
Hui, Sui Sans, Oda Yu, X. Jeffrey
Kontogiannis, Kostas See, Teo Loo Zhong, Ming
Kou,Weidong Shepherd, Michael
Table of Contents
Secure Payment
An Efficient Multiple Merchants Payment Protocol for Secure Electronic
Transactions Based on Purchase Consolidation
Oda Sans and Gordon B. Agnew ………………………………………………… 1
A Fair Electronic Cash Scheme
Yi Mu, Khanh Quoc Ngugen, and Vijay Varadharajan ………………………….. 20
A Secure Payment Protocol Using Mobile Agents in an Untrusted Host
Environment
Amitabha Das and Yao Gongxuan ……………………………………………….. 33
Trust and Security
Building Trust for E-Commerce: Collaborating Label Bureaus
Michael Shepherd, Anil Dhonde, and Carolyn Watters …………………………. 42
Group-Oriented (t,n) Threshold Digital Signature Schemes with Traceable
Signers
Zi-Chen Li, Jun-Mei Zhang, Jun Luo, William Song, and Yi-Qi Dai …………… 57
The Implementation of Security Algorithm of Mobile Agent on Roblet
Ying Jie Yang, Liang Zhu, and Fan Yuan Ma ………………………………….... 70
Tools for E-Commerce Applications
Active Page Generation via Customizing XML for Data Beans In E-Commerce
Applications
Li Chen, Elke Rundensteiner, Afshan Ally, Rice Chen, and Weidong Kou ……… 79
i-Cube: A Tool-Set for the Dynamic Extraction and Integration of Web Data
Content
Frankie Poon and Kostas Kontogiannis ………………………………………… 98
E-Commerce Frameworks and Systems
An Extensible, Human-Centric Framework That Promotes Universal Access to
Electronic Commerce
Jacob Slonim, Theodore Chiasson, Carrie Gates, and Michael McAllister …….. 116
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CBR-Responder, an Automated Customer Service for E-Commerce
Yao Hui Lei, Gang Mai, and Esma Aïmeur …………………………………... 127
Performance and QoS
Introducing QoS to Electronic Commerce Applications
Gregor v. Bochmann, Brigitte Kerhervé, Hanan Lutfiyya,
Mohamed-Vall M. Salem, and Haiwei Ye ……………………………………. 138
A Methodology and Implementation for Analytic Modeling in Electronic
Commerce Applications
H. Keith Edwards, Michael A. Bauer, Hanan Lutfiyya, Yumman Chan,
Michael Shields, and Peter Woo ……………………………………………… 148
E-Commerce Surveys
Internet Based Electronic Business Framework Applications and Business to
Business Standards
Deren Chen and Jen-Yao Chung ……………………………………………… 158
Online Auction Protocols: A Comparative Study
Carsten Passch, William Song, Weidong Kou, and Chung-Jen Tan ………….. 170
Author Index …………………………………………………………………. 187