Requirements by External Developers

• GnowsisApiRequirements - what do external developers need?

Use Cases For Beta

• [UseCaseGunnar]

Learning from Eclipse

• EclipsePluginPreferenceMgmt - inspiration taken from Eclipse how we can change our configuration approach

GnoGno PLUS Fresnel

we could integrate the ideas of FRESNEL into gnowsis

​Fresnel is a simple, browser-independent vocabulary for specifying how RDF graphs are presented.

We could take fresnel and use it as a way to represent graphs (read-only) in gnowsis. The problem with fresnel is, that it focuses on read-only display (like XSLT) but not on editing (like XForms). So as gnogno is at the moment targeted at editing it is not so simple.

But there is a lot of code out there, so to make a simple thing run should be straightforward:

Here some notes by Emmanuel Pietriga:

Yes. I've just released a third implementation of FSL. So, we now have:

• a full FSL engine that works on Jena 2.3 models,
• a full FSL engine that works on Sesame 2-alpha1 models,
• a full FSL engine that works on IsaViz in-memory models and whose primary purpose is to help people learn FSL and debug FSL expressions visually (see screenshot at [4]).

All are implemented in Java and can be found in the latest IsaViz build, or as a separate small JAR file. You can get compiled versions from [5] or the very latest source code from [6].

The API documentation for these implementations is at [7], and as I am writing an extensive suite of unit tests for them, I am also finalizing the API and writing a Web page with simple examples of how to use the Jena and Sesame FSL engines (online by the end of the week).

[4] ​fresnel debugger pic

[5] ​http://www.lri.fr/~pietriga/IsaViz/

[6] ​http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/java/classes/org/w3c/IsaViz/fresnel/

[7] ​http://www.lri.fr/~pietriga/2005/11/fsl/apidocs/

here is the main FRESNEL SVN: ​http://simile.mit.edu/repository/fresnel/trunk/

Google Desktop Api

we could integrate google desktop and integrate ourselves to google desktop:

to use google desktop in searches, there is a java api: ​http://desktop.google.de/plugins/i/javaapi.html

To integrate yourself into google desktop, there is a .NET api.