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<   Where to go fromhere</A> 
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<     agreement with the online shops' country are duty free </LI></OL></UL>
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< system is not so successful or the system it ported to a different platform, we 
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< longer be up to date with the realimplementation. The result of this software 
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< Domain models need to be crafted from the scratch at the start, and then mapped 
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< is still mostly a vision, some promising approaches are begining to appear <A 
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< <P>The Semantic Web community has produced a set of complimentary languages and 
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<   environment in which classes can be defined dynamically etc 
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< Weblanguages are Web-based: each class, property or object in an RDF Schema or 
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< for information integration.Once a standardized ontology of countries and their 
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< purpose and thereforeneed to be adapted or built from the scratch, then domain 
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< programming languages. Comparable editors for the UML, these tools provide 
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< format.OWL extends RDF Schema with richer expressivity. Both languages are now 
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< <CODE>>hasPrice</CODE>:</P>
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< &lt;/rdf:RDF</PRE></BLOCKQUOTE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></CENTER>
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< part of a boundless world of opportunties for reuse and interoperability. In 
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<   statement in RDF can be used to classify instances. Therefore, pointing ack 
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< particular classes, and can be used in multiple places. For example,the property 
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< statements. This does not only make it easier for other human users of models to 
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< live in a free-trade country. Now assume, a new user logs into the onlineshop 
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< yet dynamic typing system. RDF and OWL classes themselves are also dynamic, it 
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<       inheritance. Properties can take objects or primitive values(literals) as 
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<     <TD>Reasoners can be used for classification and consistency checkingat 
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<       fromanywhere else.</TD></TR>
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<     <TD>Domain models are designed to represent knowledge about a domain,and 
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<     <TD>UML, Java, C# etc. are mature technologies supported by many 
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<     <TD>UML models can be serialized in XMI, which is geared for exchangeamong 
<       tools but not really Web-based. Java objects can be serialized intovarious 
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< this note) of ontology-driven software development and discusssome of its 
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<   Schema classes into OO classes, where attributes are fixed to classes etc. Instead, 
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<   2004</A>]). As illustrated in As illustrated in Figure 4, a typical object model 
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< the code is bloated with infrastructure calls to access properties etc. 
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<   In the example above,a generator would create a Java interface <SPAN 
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<         Daniel Jimenez Pastor, Steve Battle, and Julian Padget.In 16th International 
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>         Daniel Jimenez Pastor, Steve Battle, and Julian Padget. In 16th International 
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<         Frank Manola, Erik Miller. W3C Recommendation. 2004. 
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>         Frank Manola, Eric Miller. W3C Recommendation. 2004. 
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<         Oberle, Daniel,Wallace, Evan, Uschold, Mike, and Kendall, Elisa. W3C Working 
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>         Oberle, Daniel, Wallace, Evan, Uschold, Mike, and Kendall, Elisa. W3C Working