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A Controlled Language for Semantic Annotation and Interoperability in e-Business Applications

Overview This paper briefly presents the main issues of SMAIL, an ontology-based semantic annotation language conceived for semantic interoperability among software applications. The proposed language is used to assign meaning to elements of legacy systems that are exchanging information with each other. Semantic annotation is the first, preliminary phase, to allow semantic interoperability.

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Publisher	Italian National Research Council	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	24
Format	White Papers
Topics	Document Management, Web Services, Knowledge Management

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