| | 1 | = GnowsisApiRequirements = |
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| | 3 | Write here what you think that would be useful to get from gnowsis. The following gnowsis components are available in principle, offering both service/database oriented features and also GUI features: |
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| | 5 | * '''application-logic''' by LeoSauermann + FlorianMittag |
| | 6 | * GnowsisInstaller - what happens during the gnowsis installation, what should happen? |
| | 7 | * PimoService - a service that holds the PIMO, providing an API to edit it. Part of gnowsis-server. |
| | 8 | * PimoContentTraining - semi-automatically training the classes of the pim by the content added to them |
| | 9 | * TaggingApi - API to tagging of recources with things or tags |
| | 10 | * ThingCreationService - (wiki:Gunnar) automatic creation of things from resources (rebirth-machine) |
| | 11 | * '''GUI-related components''' by LeoSauermann + DominikHeim |
| | 12 | * PimoThingEditor - the gui to edit the personal mental models. Edit a thing. |
| | 13 | * MiniquireGui - the miniquire sidebar showing assistance |
| | 14 | * EnquireSearch - searching using enquire |
| | 15 | * TaggingPluginThunderbird - tagging from thunderbird |
| | 16 | * ConfigurationWindow - editing configuration values |
| | 17 | * '''Storage-related services''' by wiki:Gunnar + DanielBurkhart |
| | 18 | * ApertureConfigurationService - the services around configuring aperture, helping during installation, etc. |
| | 19 | * ApertureDatasources - what data sources do we plan to use and what data can be expected? |
| | 20 | * ConfigurationStorage - stores config data |
| | 21 | * PimoStorage - |
| | 22 | * ResourceStorage - |
| | 23 | * ServiceDataStorage |
| | 24 | * ApertureSynchroniser |
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| | 26 | = Requirements = |
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| | 28 | LeoSauermann: My requirements would be that I can run SPARQL and SERQL queries from outside and extract data from gnowsis. I would like to write a gnowsis client that runs from within applications like Microsoft Powerpoint or Ultima Online. |
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| | 30 | Frank: |