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CAMELIS
Camelis 2
What is Camelis 2?
Camelis 2 is an evolution of Camelis towards the Semantic Web.
This is a prototype rapidly changing, and not yet a fully operational
tool, like Camelis 1.4 is.
At the moment, it serves experimentation purposes.
What can be done with Camelis 2?
Camelis 2 can import and browse RDFS graphs.
It accepts the RDF/XML format, and a custom text format similar to the
notation N3.
The later is an evolution of .ctx files already used in Camelis 1.*.
Querying, navigation and updating have been extended to cope with the
richer data model of RDFS.
How to try Camelis 2?
You can download an executable glis-2.0.3-linux.exe,
and run it on a Linux machine (we use Fedora).
From there, context files (.ctx) and RDF files can be imported
from the menu File > Import.
The file GeorgeWashington.ctx
is a context file about the genealogy of George Washington.
This dataset can be completed by applying the inference rules from the
file rules.ctx (to be imported
after the genealogy file).
How to use Camelis 2?
No documentation is yet available for Camelis 2, but reading the manual
of Camelis 1.4.1 is still of help.
The interface is nearly the same, and it is mostly the syntax of
queries, index terms, and updates that has
changed.
If you have any question or suggestion, contact me at my email address
(ferre at irisa dot fr).
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