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Andy Seidl Chief Architect, Emerging Technologies Starbase CorporationOverview: Overview Business and industry drivers Project goals Topic maps Code and content domain Semantic typing and text searching Elmer architecture DemoBusiness Drivers: Business Drivers Product integration Starbase products—StarTeam, Caliber-RM, eXpressroom, Genitor/OCS, Codewright Third-party products—testing, email, UML, CRM, many others Information efficiency Knowledge shared across repositories Intuitive search and navigation Event subscription and notificationIndustry Drivers: Industry Drivers Information tsunami Maturing standards web services UDDI XML XTM J2EE and .NET Mature capacity Goal:Create a Framework for Describing, Coalescing, and Accessing Domain Knowledge.: Goal: Create a Framework for Describing, Coalescing, and Accessing Domain Knowledge. Unify view of information stored in physically separate repositories Provide search and discovery across related knowledge domains Automate detection and notification of "knowledge events" Create simple procedures for supporting new data sourcesIntegrate Once Strategy: Integrate Once Strategy Integrate Applications Through A Common Information ModelKnowledge Event Detection: Knowledge Event Detection No Central Publication Point Difficult to Detect Cross-application Events Central Event Publisher Single Event Detection PointTopic Map Advantages: Topic Map Advantages Standardized, XML-based, proven Unifies multiple information resources Enables meaningful representation and navigation of information objects Facilitates deployment of information sets into different environments with different requirements Think of Topic Maps As…: Think of Topic Maps As… A “GPS” for an information space An international standard for typed links A standard language for knowledge representation and interchange A framework that bridges the gap between knowledge representation and information managementOntology: Ontology A taxonomy with attitude A schema for organizing “stuff” A specification of Topics (subject matter) Associations (relationships) Occurrences (resource locations) that exist in a given domain of expertiseCode and Content Domain: Code and Content Domain Topics people, change requests, companies, files, email addresses, … Associations created by, assigned to, mentioned in, works for, used by, … Occurrences web page, shortcut, VRX resource, photograph, icon, …TAO of Code and Content: TAO of Code and ContentQueries That Span Repositories: Queries That Span Repositories Are there any requirements documents for deliverables that address bug X? Who are the business contacts at companies that have requested feature Y? What developer(s) wrote the JSP tags used in these 6 web pages?Combined Power of Semantic Typing and Text Searching: Combined Power of Semantic Typing and Text Searching Find all user interface bugs that are assigned to someone that works for my boss. Show me all documents created by Sam that include the words "server" or "maintenance". “Hits” grouped by/augmented with context information: Resource type Synopsis Version history E-mail address of authorElmer ArchitectureA View from 30,000 Feet: Elmer Architecture A View from 30,000 FeetFundamentals: Fundamentals Built on industry standards Loosely coupled services Plug and play Scaleable Language independent J2EE and .NET compatibility Desired Outcomes: Desired Outcomes Integration of Starbase and partner products Framework for notifying users of knowledge events SDK for third-party integration Generalized tools for spanning other problem domains Slide19: Elmer ArchitectureDemo: Demo Screen Shots of Elmer in Action See Live Demonstrations at Ontopia’s BoothSummary of Achieved Objectives: Summary of Achieved Objectives Integrate once, use everywhere Powerful search and discovery across unified information space All domain perspectives notified of changes made to relevant objects Streamlined inclusion of new data sources Platform independent implementation and hostingQuestions?: Questions? F. Andy Seidl Chief Architect, Emerging Technologies Starbase Corporation Andy.Seidl@starbase.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Elmer Preview XML 2001 Conference Orlando Paola Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 408 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: January 08, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Elmer PreviewA Standards-Based Architecture for Creating a Unified Information Space: Elmer Preview A Standards-Based Architecture for Creating a Unified Information Space F. Andy Seidl Chief Architect, Emerging Technologies Starbase CorporationOverview: Overview Business and industry drivers Project goals Topic maps Code and content domain Semantic typing and text searching Elmer architecture DemoBusiness Drivers: Business Drivers Product integration Starbase products—StarTeam, Caliber-RM, eXpressroom, Genitor/OCS, Codewright Third-party products—testing, email, UML, CRM, many others Information efficiency Knowledge shared across repositories Intuitive search and navigation Event subscription and notificationIndustry Drivers: Industry Drivers Information tsunami Maturing standards web services UDDI XML XTM J2EE and .NET Mature capacity Goal:Create a Framework for Describing, Coalescing, and Accessing Domain Knowledge.: Goal: Create a Framework for Describing, Coalescing, and Accessing Domain Knowledge. Unify view of information stored in physically separate repositories Provide search and discovery across related knowledge domains Automate detection and notification of "knowledge events" Create simple procedures for supporting new data sourcesIntegrate Once Strategy: Integrate Once Strategy Integrate Applications Through A Common Information ModelKnowledge Event Detection: Knowledge Event Detection No Central Publication Point Difficult to Detect Cross-application Events Central Event Publisher Single Event Detection PointTopic Map Advantages: Topic Map Advantages Standardized, XML-based, proven Unifies multiple information resources Enables meaningful representation and navigation of information objects Facilitates deployment of information sets into different environments with different requirements Think of Topic Maps As…: Think of Topic Maps As… A “GPS” for an information space An international standard for typed links A standard language for knowledge representation and interchange A framework that bridges the gap between knowledge representation and information managementOntology: Ontology A taxonomy with attitude A schema for organizing “stuff” A specification of Topics (subject matter) Associations (relationships) Occurrences (resource locations) that exist in a given domain of expertiseCode and Content Domain: Code and Content Domain Topics people, change requests, companies, files, email addresses, … Associations created by, assigned to, mentioned in, works for, used by, … Occurrences web page, shortcut, VRX resource, photograph, icon, …TAO of Code and Content: TAO of Code and ContentQueries That Span Repositories: Queries That Span Repositories Are there any requirements documents for deliverables that address bug X? Who are the business contacts at companies that have requested feature Y? What developer(s) wrote the JSP tags used in these 6 web pages?Combined Power of Semantic Typing and Text Searching: Combined Power of Semantic Typing and Text Searching Find all user interface bugs that are assigned to someone that works for my boss. Show me all documents created by Sam that include the words "server" or "maintenance". “Hits” grouped by/augmented with context information: Resource type Synopsis Version history E-mail address of authorElmer ArchitectureA View from 30,000 Feet: Elmer Architecture A View from 30,000 FeetFundamentals: Fundamentals Built on industry standards Loosely coupled services Plug and play Scaleable Language independent J2EE and .NET compatibility Desired Outcomes: Desired Outcomes Integration of Starbase and partner products Framework for notifying users of knowledge events SDK for third-party integration Generalized tools for spanning other problem domains Slide19: Elmer ArchitectureDemo: Demo Screen Shots of Elmer in Action See Live Demonstrations at Ontopia’s BoothSummary of Achieved Objectives: Summary of Achieved Objectives Integrate once, use everywhere Powerful search and discovery across unified information space All domain perspectives notified of changes made to relevant objects Streamlined inclusion of new data sources Platform independent implementation and hostingQuestions?: Questions? F. Andy Seidl Chief Architect, Emerging Technologies Starbase Corporation Andy.Seidl@starbase.com