Fortunately HyTime is a semantic encoding. The design is simple. When the client sends a message to the document, the HEP server intercedes and formats HTML for the user to browse. Hierarchical decomposition is a time-honored method for information organization. Indeed, it is the backbone of organization for ftp and gopher, pre-Web applications.
Most Web pages are related collections of links to other Web pages.
The automatic grounding is derived from the anchor roles of the ilink element and appears as a row of buttons under the main document space on the user's browser. The HEP server supports FCS translation into HTML provided the following are true. For added flair, we have allowed a color backgrounds attribute on any event in any schedule. We map the FCS schedules on the server and translate the FCS into an HTML table for client delivery. Judging by the ease of development of the FCS formatter prototype, a Java applet implementation of an FCS formatter will be much less complex than writing a flowing hypertext widget.