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[Q] RDF API versus creating an ebXML Registry Knowledge Model

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Zachary Alexander <>
Date
2004-01-05T11:17:02+00:00
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002f01c3d37e$af1f25e0$26700040@zman
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[Q] RDF API versus creating an ebXML Registry Knowledge Model
All,

 

Would it be better to create an ebXML Knowledge Model? This
document would outline the Semantic/Knowledge Model and facilitate interoperability.
The RDF API solution seems like a bolt-on solution to me that doesn’t solve
the problem of how to make the registry Semantic/Knowledge aware. 

 

Should the question of API’s be an implementer’s
problem or a Registry problem?  If we have a Semantic/Knowledge Model that
shows how knowledge will be represented natively in the Registry then it is up
to implementers too translate any API to the Registry Knowledge Model. One of
the problems is that RDF support alone won’t support OWL.  There
will have to be a separate API(s) to support OWL and/or OWL Lite, OWL DL, OWL
Full.  I have also seen papers that talk about using “Topic Maps”
to represent Semantic/Knowledge. Seems like five API’s right out of the
gate.

 

 

 

Zachary Alexander

The IT Investment Architect 

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