Thanks! Le 21 août 2017 10:24 PM, "Sebastian Samaruga" <ssama...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Hi, > > I've been discussing this issues: the transition from a 'document > oriented' web into a 'data and services oriented web' for a while in the > semantic-web related w3c mailing lists. In short it seems we had have to > deal with building 'applications' over *documents* for a long time and it > seems it does not need to be the the same within a data oriented web (at > least for me). > > However, applications does not build by themselves. XML and others > promised interoperability since a long time before RDF and, although I > belive RDF / SW could, there will be no interoperability (as that of > RESTFul services) until there is no agreement in 'semiotic' semantics of > representations, resources and protocols. > > The document I'm attaching here is an extended version of yesterday's > abstract but it only states a few concepts regarding integration (alignment > and merge of datasources. I'm not a seasoned SW nor integration developer). > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OqsVn6uo0cr6qruzWj9yRASrmvAIA > f4HsHuLS2aRSy8/edit?usp=drivesdk > > Best Regards, > Sebastián. > On Aug 21, 2017 12:36 PM, "Michel Kern" <echoprax...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hello Sebastian >> >> I share your concerns, even though (or precisely because) I'm not a >> 'referent' in Application and Data storage interoperability, I'm a seasoned >> SW engineer (1). My feedback on your article, is that the use case >> illustrates the challenges and needs for a web of interoperables solutions >> (maybe you could mention SKOS among the Semweb languages) >> >> >> My interest for interoperability started in 1997, at this time there was >> CORBA and Microsoft COM, then regarding RDBMS, there was ODBC/JDBC. There >> was also all the vendors buzz like SAP pretending to teach esperanto to the >> babel towers of legacy apps (but in fact replacing backoffice apps by >> theirs) >> >> >> Some time XML and its modelling 'applications' (XML Schema and XMI) gave >> me some hopes, but still no concrete sign of 'user driven apps' built by a >> dynamic process of looking for and assembling 'autodescribed components' >> (SOAP and WSDL was then a kind of CORBA successor) >> >> >> Before the Semantic Web, >> I had never really 'bought' the idea that SQL based Data Storage was >> considered as a 'Silver Bullet', ORM solutions seemed to bring even more >> entropy. >> >> >> But with the advent of Graph Databases (e.g. Neo4J) and this brilliant >> solution (Apache MetaModel) for Data Storage interoperability, I am at last >> more comfortable and comfortable with the idea that the solutions are >> available for designing interoperable solutions in an elegant way at last. >> >> >> I am most fluent in the DataViz and ETL dimensions of Semantic >> networks. I authored a mindmapping app in 2004: Thinkgraph, now I'm >> prototyping a solution to provide interoperability between 'knowledge >> visualization' (e.g. TheBrain, XMind), Data Storage and Curating platforms >> (e.g. Pinterest, Evernote, Youtube, etc..). >> I chose .Net/C# as my development workshop thats why I started a port of >> Apache MetaModel in C#. >> >> Best Regards >> >> Michel Kern >> >> 1. Dassault Systèmes 1991-2000, Nokia 2001-2010 >> >>
