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This page was last modified 18:53, 7 May 2008.

Semantic Address Book

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ID   Creation date May 4, 2008
Platform   Tested on devices  
Category Python Subcategory Semantic Web


Keywords (APIs, classes, methods, functions):


Contents

Overview

This article will show how to incorporate Semantic Web concept in mobile applications. We will be using CWM python (Semantic Web Framework, for more information go to [1] and mobile python pys60 in this article.

The basic theme of this article is to show the applicability of simple semantic web concept on our existing applications and to analyze how semantic web can help us organize, manage and substantially improve the way we develop and use our applications.

The reason of choosing Address Book is that can improve quite a lot using semantic rules and inference. For example, what happens when a friend of yours (e.g. Zak) has changed his mobile number? What can you do, if your son is not picking phone when he is in the college? Using Semantic Address Book we can answer questions like these and many more.

For pyS60 coding, I will be using the examples and code style of "MobilePython" book and for CWM python; I will be using examples on w3c.

What is Semantic Web?


Word about CWM python Framework


Design of the Semantic Address Book

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Status: Incomplete


The article will be complete in couple of weeks.


--Hypatia 21:52, 7 May 2008 (EEST)

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