@conference {69.BoIoNeTaTo07,
	title = {Role Based Access Control for the interaction with Search Engines},
	booktitle = {COOPER Workshop in conjunction with EC-TEL07 Conference},
	year = {2007},
	month = {September 17},
	abstract = {Search engine-based features are a basic interaction mean for users to find information inside a Web-based Learning Management Systems (LMS); nonetheless, traditional solutions lack in mechanisms for access rights management for data contained in search engines{\textquoteright} indexes. This paper explores the integration of a Role Based Access Control (RBAC) mechanism for the interaction with a search engine in a Web-based LMS. We first outline a reference conceptual model for the design of Web-based LMSs exploiting RBAC by means of WebML, a visual modeling language for the high-level specification of data-intensive Web applications. Then, we propose a model-driven approach for the definition of a RBAC-driven interaction between users and search engines, extending WebML with new modeling primitives and outlining significative modeling patterns for the specification of the visibility and action access control levels.},
	keywords = {access control modeling, index modeling, search engine design, web engineering},
	author = {Bozzon, Alessandro and Iofciu, Tereza and Nejdl, Wolfgang and Taddeo, Antonio Vincenzo and Tonnies, Sascha}
}
