Alesso, H.Peter

" ""An excellent resource book for web developers."" -Vijay Kumar, E-Streams, August 2005""Alesso and Smith (both, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) have provided a wonderful introduction to semantic Web development that goes far beyond semantic Web services. With a clear, very readable style, they tell the reasons for creating a semantic Web, the personalities involved, and the primary technologies . . . that form the structures needed for these services. "" -H. J. Bender, CHOICE Magazine Magazine, May 2005""Reflecting their expertise arising from many years of extended research experience . . . the coauthors have succeeded in producing a seminal, essential, professional-level instruction manual and reference work."" -Paul T. Vogel, Reviewers' Bookwatch, February 2005"

• Preface -- The Organization of this Book -- Who This Book is For -- Associated Resources -- List of Acronyms -- Part One The World Wide Web -- Chapter-1. The World Wide Web -- Chapter-2. Markup Languages -- Chapter-3. HyperText Markup Language (HTML) -- Chapter-4. extensible Markup Language (XML) -- Chapter-5. Web Services -- Part Two The Semantic Web -- Chapter-6. Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-7. Resource Description Framework (RDF) -- Chapter-8. Web Ontology Language (OWL) -- Chapter-9. Machine Intelligence -- Chapter-10. Web Ontology Language for Services (OWL-S) -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-11. OWL-S Example: Congo, owl -- Chapter-12. Design and Analysis -- Chapter-13. Semantic Tools -- Chapter-14. Semantic Web Author -- Chapter-15. Semantic Search -- Chapter-16. Challenges and Opportunities -- Bibliography -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Appendix A. RDF Specification -- Appendix B. Web Ontology Language -- Appendix C. Graphical Models of the Web -- Glossary -- Index.

Alesso, H.Peter

" ""An excellent resource book for web developers."" -Vijay Kumar, E-Streams, August 2005""Alesso and Smith (both, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) have provided a wonderful introduction to semantic Web development that goes far beyond semantic Web services. With a clear, very readable style, they tell the reasons for creating a semantic Web, the personalities involved, and the primary technologies . . . that form the structures needed for these services. "" -H. J. Bender, CHOICE Magazine Magazine, May 2005""Reflecting their expertise arising from many years of extended research experience . . . the coauthors have succeeded in producing a seminal, essential, professional-level instruction manual and reference work."" -Paul T. Vogel, Reviewers' Bookwatch, February 2005"

• Preface -- The Organization of this Book -- Who This Book is For -- Associated Resources -- List of Acronyms -- Part One The World Wide Web -- Chapter-1. The World Wide Web -- Chapter-2. Markup Languages -- Chapter-3. HyperText Markup Language (HTML) -- Chapter-4. extensible Markup Language (XML) -- Chapter-5. Web Services -- Part Two The Semantic Web -- Chapter-6. Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-7. Resource Description Framework (RDF) -- Chapter-8. Web Ontology Language (OWL) -- Chapter-9. Machine Intelligence -- Chapter-10. Web Ontology Language for Services (OWL-S) -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-11. OWL-S Example: Congo, owl -- Chapter-12. Design and Analysis -- Chapter-13. Semantic Tools -- Chapter-14. Semantic Web Author -- Chapter-15. Semantic Search -- Chapter-16. Challenges and Opportunities -- Bibliography -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Appendix A. RDF Specification -- Appendix B. Web Ontology Language -- Appendix C. Graphical Models of the Web -- Glossary -- Index.

Alesso, H.Peter

" ""An excellent resource book for web developers."" -Vijay Kumar, E-Streams, August 2005""Alesso and Smith (both, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) have provided a wonderful introduction to semantic Web development that goes far beyond semantic Web services. With a clear, very readable style, they tell the reasons for creating a semantic Web, the personalities involved, and the primary technologies . . . that form the structures needed for these services. "" -H. J. Bender, CHOICE Magazine Magazine, May 2005""Reflecting their expertise arising from many years of extended research experience . . . the coauthors have succeeded in producing a seminal, essential, professional-level instruction manual and reference work."" -Paul T. Vogel, Reviewers' Bookwatch, February 2005"

• Preface -- The Organization of this Book -- Who This Book is For -- Associated Resources -- List of Acronyms -- Part One The World Wide Web -- Chapter-1. The World Wide Web -- Chapter-2. Markup Languages -- Chapter-3. HyperText Markup Language (HTML) -- Chapter-4. extensible Markup Language (XML) -- Chapter-5. Web Services -- Part Two The Semantic Web -- Chapter-6. Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-7. Resource Description Framework (RDF) -- Chapter-8. Web Ontology Language (OWL) -- Chapter-9. Machine Intelligence -- Chapter-10. Web Ontology Language for Services (OWL-S) -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Chapter-11. OWL-S Example: Congo, owl -- Chapter-12. Design and Analysis -- Chapter-13. Semantic Tools -- Chapter-14. Semantic Web Author -- Chapter-15. Semantic Search -- Chapter-16. Challenges and Opportunities -- Bibliography -- Part Three Developing Semantic Web Services -- Appendix A. RDF Specification -- Appendix B. Web Ontology Language -- Appendix C. Graphical Models of the Web -- Glossary -- Index.