Re: [regrep-semantic] Groups - ebXML Registry Profile for OWL (Jan16-2006regrep-owl-profile-1.0.pdf) uploaded

["David Webber \(XML\)" <david@drrw.info>]

Asuman,

We're just integrating DROOLS into jCAM.  Martin is still testing the new
setup this week.

I think by next week we should have something that people can work with.

The notion is this - jCAM engine handles all the XML structure level
information - and
then invokes DROOLS to handle more extended rule needs.

DROOLS is still evolving - V3 is due out next month.  I've had experience
with using the
open source SWI Prolog and its RDF / OWL library.  It occurs to me that a
similar set
of capabilites can be implemented in DROOLS (it has inherited most of
Prologs
feature set).  The jCAM / DROOLS combo' could reach into the registry to
retrieve
rule artifacts.

This could be an interesting area of research...

I'll post some slides on what we're envisioning here for CAM v1.5.

Thanks, DW

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Subject: [regrep-semantic] Groups - ebXML Registry Profile for OWL
(Jan16-2006regrep-owl-profile-1.0.pdf) uploaded


> This document normatively defines the ebXML Registry profile for Web
> Ontology Language (OWL) Lite. More specifically, this document normatively
> specifies how OWL Lite constructs SHOULD be represented by ebXML RIM
> constructs without causing any changes in the ebXML Registry architecture
> specification. Furthermore, this document normatively specifies the code
to
> process some of the OWL semantics through parameterized (generic) stored
> procedures that SHOULD be made available from the ebXML Registry.
> These predefined stored queries provide the necessary means to exploit the
> enhanced semantics stored in the Registry. Hence, an application program
> does not have to develop additional code to process this semantics. In
this
> way, it becomes possible to retrieve not only explicit but also the
implied
> knowledge through queries, the enhancements to the registry are generic
and
> also the registry specification is kept intact. The capabilities provided,
> move the semantics support beyond what is currently available in ebXML
> registries and it does so by using a standard ontology language.
>
>
>  -- Ms. Asuman Dogac*
>
> The document named ebXML Registry Profile for OWL
> (Jan16-2006regrep-owl-profile-1.0.pdf) has been submitted by Ms. Asuman
> Dogac* to the ebXML Registry Semantic Content Management SC document
> repository.
>
> Document Description:
> This document normatively defines the ebXML Registry profile for Web
> Ontology Language (OWL) Lite. More specifically, this document normatively
> specifies how OWL Lite constructs SHOULD be represented by ebXML RIM
> constructs without causing any changes in the ebXML Registry architecture
> specification. Furthermore, this document normatively specifies the code
to
> process some of the OWL semantics through parameterized (generic) stored
> procedures that SHOULD be made available from the ebXML Registry.
> These predefined stored queries provide the necessary means to exploit the
> enhanced semantics stored in the Registry. Hence, an application program
> does not have to develop additional code to process this semantics. In
this
> way, it becomes possible to retrieve not only explicit but also the
implied
> knowledge through queries, the enhancements to the registry are generic
and
> also the registry specification is kept intact. The capabilities provided,
> move the semantics support beyond what is currently available in ebXML
> registries and it does so by using a standard ontology language.
>
>
> View Document Details:
>
http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/regrep-semantic/document.php?document_id=16264
>
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