- From: Jingdong Liu <jingdong.liu@sympatico.ca>
- Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 11:12:49 -0500
- To: "Www-Rdf-Interest@W3.Org" <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
First of all, thanks for all the information provided. Several more questions, someone may enlighten me. 1. One of OWL foundations is frame-based system. That's a different paradigm (but related to) from OO technologies. There's huge amount information on OO analysis and design, but there's little for frame-based systems in term of analysis and design, at least not a lot out of academic world. Wonder how long it will take to fill in the gap? 2. Although current semantic web initiatives focus on web-content processing and reasoning, eventually a wide range of applications will follow the trend. For example, I am currently interested in applying these technologies along others such as multiagent systems into network and system management area. Wonder if the semantic web initiatives take these into consideration and keep such technology diffusion in the long term view? 3. XML, RDF, OWL, ... are expressive languages in essence. Is current programming language good enough to fit with them (or knowledge engineering in broader view), or new programming languages are needed beyond lisp, prolong, ...? Also, most of software engineers are equipped with Java and C/C++ now. Does the future software engineering sit on a combination of expressive and programming languages, or a single language with both capabilities? Thanks, J LIU Member of IEEE Computer and Communication Technologies
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