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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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wml::fmt::all

wml::fmt::all(3)						     EN Tools							  wml::fmt::all(3)

NAME

       wml::fmt:all - All of Formatting (FMT) category

SYNOPSIS

	#use wml::fmt::all

DESCRIPTION

       This includes all existing include files of the Formatting (FMT) category, i.e. all includes with prefix wml::fmt.  The following files
       currently exist:

	wml::fmt::isolatin(3) ... ISO-Latin-1 to HTML Entity Conversion
	wml::fmt::verbatim(3) ... Really Preformatted Verbatim Text
	wml::fmt::xtable(3)   ... HTML tables through Advanced Syntax
	wml::fmt::url(3)      ... Recognize Uniform Resource Locator
	wml::fmt::text(3)     ... Plain ASCII with Special Formatting Semantic
	wml::fmt::pod(3)      ... Plain Old Document (POD) Format
	wml::fmt::sdf(3)      ... Simple Document Format (SDF)

AUTHOR

	Ralf S. Engelschall
	rse@engelschall.com
	www.engelschall.com

REQUIRES

	Internal: P1
	External: --

SEE ALSO

       wml::fmt::isolatin(3), wml::fmt::verbatim(3), wml::fmt::xtable(3), wml::fmt::url(3), wml::fmt::text(3), wml::fmt::pod(3), wml::fmt::sdf(3).

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