- From: Paul Vincent <pvincent@tibco.com>
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 09:11:17 -0800
- To: <public-rif-wg@w3.org>
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Per F2F5 day1 am Core discussion. The following terms / uses of terms in the RIF Core Design draft would, I feel, benefit of a longer explained more for a wider audience, for example in an Assumptions section at the start.. Note these could be summarized / link to other explanations elsewhere... 1. Rule bodies (abstract para2). a. Problem: Rule terminology here should be introduced or referenced. For example, in PR you have LHS + RHS, or conditions and actions, not rule bodies+heads. b. Suggest: "the generic rule structure is of a rule head and a rule body, where the rule body is conditional. The Core Condition Language is defined in a first step to represent the conditions in the rule body." 2. Dialect is rule language (abstract para2, RIF overview para 2). a. Problem: we move from talking about interchange format to a language instance b. Suggest: "the interchange format for Horn rules can itself be considered a Horn rule language: the default usage of the term Horn rule language is meant to represent the interchange format for Horn rule languages, as well as being a rule language in its own right." 3. Webization / web language (RIF Overview para 6) a. Problem: connotation of a language suitable only for web or semantic web use b. Suggest: "Note that the Core Design assumes usage for RIF across the web, as well as other (non-web) uses. For this reason it is considered a "web language" compatible with web technologies, although it is an explicit requirement to support other uses too. " Paul Vincent TIBCO - ETG/Business Rules <http://www.tibco.com/devnet/business_studio/default.jsp>
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