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Semantic Views for Controlled Access to the Semantic Web

HPL-2008-15 Semantic Views for Controlled Access to the Semantic Web - Manjunath, Geetha; Sayers, Craig; Reynolds, Dave; KS, Venugopal; Mohalik, Swarup Kumar; R, Badrinath; Recker, John Ludd; Mesarina, Malena
Keyword(s): semantic web, security, access control, semantics, views, RDF, OWL
Abstract: The Semantic Web provides a good data integration and knowledge representation framework enabling sophisticated applications to reason and infer new information. Controlled access to data is extremely important when such data is being shared among multiple users. In this paper, we describe a framewo ...
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NAME

       subtlext - a ruby extension for subtle

SYNOPSIS

       subtlext

DESCRIPTION

       subtlext is an extension that brings the power of subtler to Ruby.

       A compending list of the classes with it's functionality can be found in rdoc and informations about the available unit tests in the devel-
       opment section.

EXAMPLE

       require("subtle/subtlext")

       puts "subtle %s on %s" %
	 [Subtlext::Subtle.version, Subtlext::Subtle.running? ?
	 Subtlext::Subtle.display : "none"]

       puts "Tags: %s" % [Subtlext::Tag[:all].join(", ")]

       # Views
       views = []
       Subtlext::View[:all].each do |v|
	 views.push("%s (%s)" % [v.current? ? "[#{v}]" : v, v.tags.join(", ")])
       end
       puts "Views: %s" % [views.join(", ")]

       # Clients
       clients = []
       Subtlext::Client[:all].each do |c|
	 clients.push("%s (%s)" % [c, c.tags.join(", ")])
       end
       puts "Clients: %s" % [clients.join(", ")]

OUTPUT

       subtle 0.8.1684 on :0.0
       Tags: default, test, void, terms, browser, editor, stick, float, eight,
	 two, seven, one, bashrun, sakura, python
       Views: terms (terms, eight, two), [www] (browser, eight, two),
       void (default, void, eight, two), editor (test, editor, seven, one)
       Clients: urxvt2 (two, one), urxvt1 (eight, seven),
	 subtle - Subtlext - Redmine - Vimperator (browser),
	 Xephyr on :2.0 (ctrl+shift grabs mouse and keyboard) (test, float),
	 event.c (~/projects/subtle/src/subtle) - GVIM (editor)

BUGS

       Report bugs at http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/issues
       Homepage: http://subtle.subforge.org

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) Christoph Kappel unexist@subforge.org

SEE ALSO

       subtle(1), subtler(1), sur(1), surserver(1)

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