Re: Ontologies with standard behavior of an information domain

Actually, My interest is to use ontologies in business domain and then 
define the semantics of web services on the basis of these business 
ontologies. For example, in the given example, the semantics of a 
HotelBooking web service can be defined more precisely with an 
underlying tourism ontology. Thanks for mentioning the ontologies that 
also contain standard behavior information. I am more curious about how 
the behavior can be captured in ontology, i.e., what is the structure of 
any behavioral node in an ontology.  What in your opinion is a better 
way to capture behavioral information in an ontology, e.g., behavior may 
be captured in the form of business process or stand alone activities, etc.

Zille