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- 13 abstract "This is a scripting challenge entry. It's a simple but easy re-implemetation of the Semantic Web Pipes presented by Giovanni Tummarello and Christian Morbidoni, making them available for easy scripting in Ruby. Unfortunately there's no online demo at the time of submission, but the complete source code is available at http://svn.talia.discovery-project.eu/talia-intern/playground/ruby_pipes/trunk via svn.".
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- 14 label "Using JavaScript RDFa Widgets for model/view separation inside read/write websites".
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- 14 abstract "As more and more websites start to embed RDFa content in their web application view, the need arises to provide a more extensive way to view and edit this semantic content independently from the remainder of the application. We present a JavaScript API that allows the independent creation of editing widgets for embedded RDFa, which adds a new edge to Web development in the context of the Semantic Web. As an extra addition, the API also provides sound update methods which allows for on-the-spot model synchronization between client and server.".
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- 2 abstract "The Semantic Web is based on using ontologies for enabling semantically disambiguated data exchange between distributed systems on the web. This requires efficient means for publishing ontologies on the web to ensure the availability, sharing and acceptance of the ontologies. Support services are needed for utilizing ontologies easily and cost-effectively in applications and legacy systems lacking ontology support.To address these vital needs, this paper presents the ONKI ontology service which provides ready-to-use "mash-up" functionalities, such as semantic disambiguation, concept finding and concept fetching as ready-to-use web widgets for adding ontology support to e.g. HTML forms using JavaScript. Two implementations of the ONKI Server are presented: ONKI-SKOS for ontologies presented in the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) language and ONKI-Geo for geographical ontologies with a map interface. The presented ONKI systems are operational on the web, used in the National Finnish Ontology Service. They have been successfully used in several pilot applications.".
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