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From: "Bullard, Claude L (Len)" <clbullar@i...> > 3. Ask the Web: use RDF or some other expert system > what is needed. Isn't this sort of a dictionary? It > works as long as you own or accept the ontology of > others. This is Trust and Verify. Advantages? This wins with no question, I think. And I think the buzzword should be not RDF, but RDDL ( not the current version, sorry ;-( ). BTW, the funny thing is that we already have 'something' in this domain. When IE / Netscape ecounter some 'unknown tag' they download a plugin. In my oppinion, this architecture, if generalized and put on steroinds is the way to go and earlier or later it will happen anyway. > 4. Send the code. Java folks like that. This > is the ultimate, Trust Me, I Own The Process > approach. Augmented with a way to export the > information on request, it is easy for end users > despite any problems of performance, proprietary > languages, etc. Sure, some sertification of 'plugins' is implied. I'd prefer something other, than Verisign. Well, one can leverage PGP pretty fast ... Rgds.Paul.
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