I've spoken with people in my lab who are doing the most with semantic web services, including service composition using hierarchical planners and OWL reasoners. There *is* positive overlap between our query language, and its expressivity, and computing constraints and requirements for web services. For example, some web service planning scenarios use OWL and KB reasoning to track the state of the world, figuring out preconditions and effects, for example, in an OWL-S scenario. But other scenarios (and groups and tools) use RDF to represent the state of the world and, thus, are using things like RDQL to compute constraints. Presumably in these scenarios, a DAWG query language would be useful too. I think this message should be taken as discharing CTION KendallC: investigate overlap between RDF query and web service constraints. Kendall ClarkReceived on Tuesday, 28 September 2004 13:39:59 GMT
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