- From: jacques DEMERJIAN <demerjia@enst.fr>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 21:45:26 +0200
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
Hi, I have a question please; **** I have an Attribute Certificate "object1 xml" which it is used to reach (after an access control) various applications. In first phase I need a method, which enables me to explain to these applications the semantics of this "object1 xml". And in second phase I need to render comprehensible to these applications what they must do by this "object1 xml". All that to ensure inter-operability between these various applications by using the same " object1 xml". I thought of a solution: it is to put in this Attribute Certificate "object1 xml" a bond (link uri) that point to another object "object2 xml". The goal of "object2 xml" is to describe the "object1 xml". Thus the application, which receives the «objetc1 xml», can understand that semantic after having to read the "object2 .xml". I thus that it language is it necessary asks to use? RDF or OWL to ensure these applications semantics necessary. I ask that which language I must use? RDF or OWL to ensure to these applications the necessary semantics. **** It will be of great help if anybody guides me , how to proceed in the right direction. thanks in advance, Best, Jacques
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