triplify.org - About

2009-05-07 17:14:30

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Details are explained in Triplify's configuration file. Configurations for popular Web applications are collected in Documentation.

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Details are explained in Triplify's configuration file. Configurations for popular Web applications are collected in Documentation.

2009-05-07 17:13:27

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Triplify is still beta grade software. There might be issues with exotic encodings, databases, PHP/Apache configurations. We would appreciate your feedback in order to solve these issues.

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Triplify is still beta grade software. There might be issues with exotic encodings, databases, PHP/Apache configurations. We would appreciate your feedback in order to resolve these issues.

2009-05-07 17:10:27

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In order to expose RDF as Linked Data, Triplify relies on URL rewriting, as provided by Apache's mod_rewrite. Standard RDF and JSON export will, however, work without URL rewriting.

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In order to expose RDF as Linked Data, Triplify relies on URL rewriting, as provided by Apache's mod_rewrite. However, standard RDF and JSON export will work without URL rewriting.

2009-05-07 17:03:45

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Additions:

You download a Triplify configuration matching your Web application or create a new one by defining a number of SQL queries which select the information to be made publicly available.

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You download a Triplify configuration matching your Web application or create a new one by defining a number of SQL queries which select information that is to be made publicly available.

2009-04-30 16:51:20

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Despite significant research and development efforts the vision of the Semantic Web has not yet become reality. The growth of semantic representations is probably still outpaced by the growth of traditional Web pages and one might remain skeptical about the potential success of the Semantic Web at all. But are there alternatives? From our point of view: Not really! We think that the missing spark for starting the Semantic Web is to overcome the chicken-and-egg dilemma in the simultaneous lack of semantic representations and semantics-conscious search facilities on the Web.

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2009-04-16 18:17:34

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Privacy: Please be cautious not to reveal any sensitive information. Email addresses should be SHA1 hashed; password hashes and information, which is not meant to be publicly accessible, should be omitted in the Triplify SQL queries. As a rule of thumb, you should only make information available through Triplify, which is also publicly accessible on Web pages.

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Privacy: Please be cautious not to reveal any sensitive information. Email addresses should be SHA1 hashed; password hashes and information, which is not meant to be publicly accessible, should be omitted in the Triplify SQL queries. As a rule of thumb, you should only make information available trough Triplify, which is also publicly accessible on Web pages.

2009-04-16 18:16:02

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Additions:

Privacy: Please be cautious not to reveal any sensitive information. Email addresses should be SHA1 hashed; password hashes and information, which is not meant to be publicly accessible, should be omitted in the Triplify SQL queries. As a rule of thumb, you should only make information available trough Triplify, which is also publicly accessible on Web pages.

Deletions:

Privacy: Please be cautious not to reveal any sensitive information. Email addresses should be SHA1 hashed; password hashes and information which is not meant to be publicly accessible should be omitted in the Triplify SQL queries. As a rule of thumb, you should only make information available trough Triplify, which is also publicly accessible on Web pages.

2009-04-16 18:14:42

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Performance: Triplify is currently aimed at small to medium Web applications (i.e. less than 100MB database content). However, Triplify supports the caching of the triplification results and can hence also be used with large Web applications.

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Performance: Triplify is currently aimed at small to medium Web applications (i.e. less than 100MB database content). However, Triplify supports the caching of the triplification results and can hence be also used with large Web applications.

2009-04-16 18:12:43

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Currently, Triplify is only implemented in PHP, but we welcome volunteers who work on implementations in other Web application languages. This should shortly be possible, since the crucial parts have barely more than 200 lines of code.

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Currently, Triplify is only implemented in PHP, but we welcome volunteers who work on implementations in other Web application languages. This should be possible pretty quickly, since the crucial parts have barely more than 200 lines of code.