Adaptive Complex Data-Intensive Web Systems via Object-oriented Paradigms: A Real-life Case Study

This paper focuses the attention on the emerging class of Adaptive Complex Data-Intensive Web Systems (ACDIWS), which start from classical Adaptive Web Systems (AWS) and add innovative characteristics of complex application scenarios and big Web data. One among the state-of-the-art results is represented by the OO-XAHM framework, which makes use of an object-oriented approach for achieving the adaptation effect over complex data-intensive Web systems. Along this fortunate line of research, this paper contributes to the research context with a real-life case study that shows the potentialities of OO-XAHM on the Web portal of the well-known Italian archaeological site Pompeii.