XML databases and the semantic web / (Record no. 3263)
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| fixed length control field | 06929cam a2200193Ia 4500 |
| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 9781420000023 (ebook : PDF) |
| 040 ## - CATALOGING SOURCE | |
| Transcribing agency | CUS |
| 082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
| Classification number | 005.758 |
| Item number | THU/X |
| 100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Thuraisingham, Bhavani M. |
| 245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | XML databases and the semantic web / |
| Statement of responsibility, etc. | Bhavani M Thuraisingham |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Boca Raton, FL : |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | CRC Press, |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | c2002. |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | 306 p. : ill |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
| Formatted contents note | 1.1 Trends <br/>1.2 Supporting Technologies for XML 2<br/>1.3 XML Technologies <br/>1.4 XML Applications <br/>1.5 Organization of This Book <br/>1.6 How to Proceed <br/>Part I<br/>Supporting Technologies for XML<br/>Chapter 2 The World Wide Web and XML 11<br/>2.1 Overview<br/>2.2 Evolution of the Web<br/>2.3 Corporate Information Infrastructures 14<br/>2.4 Some Supporting Technologies for the Web 15<br/>2.4.1 Overview ^ ^<br/>2.4.2 Role of Java for the Web and Data Management 15<br/>2.4.3 Digital Libraries 12<br/>2.4.4 Hypermedia Systems ^1<br/>2.4.5 Review of HTML<br/>2 5 Word Wide Web Consortium and XML 23<br/>2.6 Summary<br/>Chapter 3 Web Database Management and XML 25<br/>3.1 Overview<br/>3.2 Web Databases<br/>3.2.1 Overview ;<br/>3.2.2 Data Repre.sentation and Data Modeling 27<br/>3.2.3 Web Database Management Functions 27<br/>3.2.4 Semistructured Databases 50<br/>3.3 Data Mining and the Web 50<br/>3.3.1 Overview<br/>3.3.2 Mining Data on the Web 52<br/>3.3.3 Mining Usage Patterns.. 56<br/>3.3.4 Applications and Directions 57<br/>3.3.5 Security and Privacy Concerns 38<br/>3.4 Architectural Aspects 40<br/>3.4.1 Overview 40<br/>3.4.2 Database Access 41<br/>3.4.3 Three-Tier Computing 42<br/>3.4.4 Interoperability 42<br/>3.4.5 Note on Migration 45<br/>3.4.6 Models of Communication 47<br/>3.4.7 Note on Federated Computing 50<br/>3.5 Relationship to XML 50<br/>3.6 Summary<br/>Chapter 4 Information Retrieval Systems and XML 53<br/>4.1 Overview<br/>4.2 Text Retrieval<br/>4.3 Image Retrieval<br/>4.4 Video Retrieval<br/>4.5 Audio Retrieval 64<br/>4.6 Multimedia Data Types 67<br/>4.7 Markup Languages and SGML 68<br/>4.8 Relationship to XML<br/>4.8 Summary<br/>Chapter 5 Information Management Technologies and XML 71<br/>5.1 Overview<br/>5.2 Collaboration and Data Management 71<br/>5.3 Multimedia Data Management 74<br/>5.4 Knowledge Management 75<br/>5.5 Decision Support 78<br/>5.6 Agents for the Web<br/>5.7 Some Other Information Technologies 85<br/>5.7.1 Overview<br/>5.7.2 Training and Distance Learning 86<br/>5.7.3 Visualization 87<br/>5.7.4 Quality-of-Service Aspects 89<br/>5.7.5 Wireless Information Management 89<br/>5.7.6 Some Directions 90<br/>5.8 Relationship to XML 91<br/>5.9 Summary 91<br/>Chapter 6 E-Commerce and XML 93<br/>6.1 Overview 93<br/>6.2 E-Business and E-Commerce 93<br/>6.3 Models for E-Commerce 97<br/>6.4 Architectures or B-Commerce 99<br/>6.5 E-Commerce Functions 103<br/>6.6 Information Technologies for E-Commerce 104<br/>6.7 Relationship to XML 105<br/>6.8 Summary 106<br/>Chapter 7 Metadata, Ontologies, and XML 109<br/>7.1 Overview 109<br/>7.2 Background on Metadata 109<br/>7.3 Metadata for the Web 111<br/>7.4 Mining and Metadata Ill<br/>7.5 Note on Ontologies 115<br/>7.6 Relationship to XML 117<br/>7.7 Summary 119<br/>Conclusion to Part 1 121<br/>Part II<br/>XML and the Semantic Web 123<br/>Chapter 8 Basic Concepts in XML 125<br/>8.1 Overview 1^^<br/>8.2 Components of an XML Document 125<br/>8.3 Containers, Elements, and Attributes 127<br/>8.4 Namespaces<br/>8.5 Data Types 1^^<br/>8.6 Other Aspects 1<br/>8.7 Summary<br/>Chapter 9 Advanced Concepts in XML 133<br/>9.1 Overview<br/>9.2 Semantic Issues<br/>9.3 Revisiting DTDs<br/>9.4 Xlink and Other Constructs j <br/>9.5 XML Schemas<br/>9.6 XMLQL<br/>9.7 Data Integration Issues<br/>9.8 Internationalization<br/>9.9 Other Aspects<br/>9.10 Summary<br/>Chapter 10 The Semantic Web 143<br/>10.1 Overview 143<br/>10.2 Semantic Web Concepts 144<br/>10.3 RDF 145<br/>10.4 Revisiting Ontologies 148<br/>10.5 Agents and the DAML Program 148<br/>10.6 Semantic Web as a Database 149<br/>10.7 XML, RDF, and Interoperability 150<br/>10.8 Web vs. the Semantic Web 152<br/>10.9 Summary 152<br/>Chapter 11 Semistructured Databases 155<br/>11.1 Overview 155<br/>11.2 Architectures for Semistructured Databases 156<br/>11.3 Data Models for Semistructured Databases 157<br/>11.4 Functions of Semistructured Databases 161<br/>11.4.1 Overview 161<br/>11.4.2 Data Manipulation and Query Processing 162<br/>11.4.3 Transaction Management 164<br/>11.4.4 Metadata Management 164<br/>11.4.5 Storage Management 164<br/>11.4.6 Data Distribution 164<br/>11.4.7 Quality of Service 165<br/>11.4.8 Real-Time Processing 166<br/>11.4.9 User Interface 166<br/>11.4.10 Maintaining Data Integrity and Security 166<br/>11.5 Interoperability and Migration of Semistructured Databases 167<br/>11.6 Revisiting XML 167<br/>11.7 Some Developments 167<br/>11.8 Summary 169<br/>Conclusion to Part II 171<br/>Part III<br/>Applications of XML 173<br/>Chapter 12 XML Applications to E-Commerce 175<br/>12.1 Overview 175<br/>12.2 Discussion of Applications 175<br/>12.3 Some Related Efforts 178<br/>12.3.1 Overview 178<br/>12.3.2 Web XML -<br/>12.3.3 RosettaNet<br/>1-2.3.4 Commerce One.Net<br/>12.4 Summary<br/>Chapter 13 Applications of XML to Data Management 183<br/>13.1 Overview<br/>13.2 Metadata<br/>13.3 Semistructured Databases |<br/>13.4 XML and Query Processing J<br/>13.5 Transaction Processing J<br/>13.6 Storage Management<br/>13.7 Security, Integrity, and Fault Tolerance 1<br/>13.8 Data Distribution<br/>13.9 Interoperability and Migration J<br/>13.10 Data Warehousing and Mining<br/>13.11 Architectures<br/>13.12 Object Technology<br/>13.13 Summary<br/>Chapter 14 Applications of XML to Information Management <br/>14.1 Overview<br/>14.2 Multimedia and XML<br/>14.3 Collaborative Computing and XML<br/>14.4 Knowledge Management and XML<br/>14.5 Decision Support and XML<br/>14.6 Agents and XML<br/>14.7 Wireless Computing<br/>14.8 Other Information Technologies and XML<br/>14.9 Summary<br/>Chapter 15 XML-Related Data and Information Management Tools for the Web<br/>15.1 Overview<br/>15.2 Web Database System Tools<br/>15.3 Web Mining Tools<br/>15.4 Web Application Server Tools<br/>15.5 Web Knowledge Management Tools<br/>15.6 Web Metadata and XML Tools<br/>15.7 Other Web Information Management Tools ^<br/>15.8 Breakthrough Standards, Tools, and Services ^ ^<br/>15.8.1 Overview<br/>15.8.2 SOAP<br/>15.8.3 WSDL 210<br/>15.8.4 UDDl ". 211<br/>15.8.5 DOTNET 211<br/>15.8.6 J2EE 211<br/>15.9 Summary 212<br/>Chapter 16 Building the Semantic Web 213<br/>16.1 Overview 213<br/>16.2 Revisiting Web vs. the Semantic Web 213<br/>16.3 Incremental Evolution and Architectural Aspects 214<br/>16.4 Data and Information Management Aspects 216<br/>16.5 Interoperability Issues, XML, and RDF 217<br/>16.6 Web Services 219<br/>16.7 Putting It Together 220<br/>16.8 Summary 221<br/>Conclusion<br/>Part III 223<br/>Chapter 17 Summary and Directions 225<br/>17.1 About This Chapter 225<br/>17.2 Summary of This Book 225<br/>17.3 Challenges and Directions for XML, Databases, and the<br/>Semantic Web 229<br/>17.3.1 Overview 229<br/>17.3.2 Challenges and Directions for Web Data Management 229<br/>17.3.3 Challenges and Directions for E-Commerce 231<br/>17.3.4 Challenges and Directions for XML and the Semantic Web 232<br/>17.4 Where to Go from Here 232 |
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| Keyword | Database Management. |
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| Keyword | XML (Document markup language) |
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| Keyword | Web site Development. |
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| Keyword | Semantic Web. |
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