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As mentioned in the previous section, ontologies are usually expressed in a logic-based knowledge representation language, so that fine, accurate, consistent, sound, and meaningful distinctions can be made among the classes, instances, properties, attributes, and relations. Some ontology tools can perform automated reasoning using the ontologies, and thus provide advanced services to intelligent applications such as conceptual/semantic search and retrieval (non-keyword based), software agents, decision support, speech and natural language understanding, knowledge management, intelligent databases, and electronic commerce.

The practical for this chapter is to download the Java Enterprise development kit from http://java.sun.com/, install the system, and implement the sequence of examples associated with Sun s EJB tutorial.

You can have a negated character class; the characters given in the definition must start with the ^ character. For example, the character class [^0-9] matches anything except a digit. Perl has a number of predefined character classes:

Throughout most of the nineteenth century, as higher spatial dimensions became an integral part of mathematics, few writers contemplated the possibility of time as the fourth dimension. The simple proposal of d Alembert and Lagrange was drowned out by a chorus of interest in the bizarre worlds of hyperspace and non-Euclidean geometry. Warped spaces, parallel lines coming together, and secret enclaves of the spirits presented a much more entertaining spectacle than merely pointing to the clock. By the late nineteenth century, however, the pendulum started to swing back. Hinton s conception of a tesseract evolving through space and Abbott s image of a sphere displaying increasing and decreasing circles as it moves through a plane suggested a strong temporal aspect to four-dimensionality. It wouldn t be long before thinkers would revisit the notion of linking extension with duration. In 1885, a writer who signed his name S published an insightful piece in Nature entitled Four-Dimensional Space. (The physicist James Beichler has postulated that S was indeed Sylvester, who sometimes signed his name that way.20) The article foreshadowed the relativistic vision of Einstein and Minkowski by proposing an amalgamation called time-space.

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Figure 14-2 Connecting an exception monitoring application to underlying applications using an SOA and web services

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In his book Keeping Score (Quality Resources, 1996), Mark Graham Brown boils down Web metrics to its bare essentials quite well:

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The data members include a reference to a Home object for Customer beans; this controller is going to be using lots of customer entity beans, and the only allowed mechanism is to use a home interface to obtain a proxy implement the Customer remote interface. There is also a Connection data member; once again this is a temporary, every database operation opens and closes the database connection. The other two members relate to the last Customer object processed.

changes and the loss of future business occurs when customers see the company as one that cannot be relied upon to service their ongoing business requirements At some point, the outage loss costs will exhaust the available resources of the company and it folds The nine largest airlines estimated they lost between $100 million and $250 million a day after the September 11, 2001 tragedies In fact, some airlines are now facing bankruptcy It does not take long for losses to add up when incoming revenues come to a screeching halt at the same time that the operational costs are rising In order for you to adequately assess the planning processes, you will need to know the acceptable recovery time frame based on the tolerance for loss.