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Topincs - A RESTful Web Service Interface for Topic Maps

Paper, was published by Robert Cerny at 2007-09-04

This paper describes the Topincs interface.

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Topincs is a RESTful web service interface for retrieval and manipulation of topic maps. It allows the creation and publication of information in a way that is understandable by humans as well as computers. To accomplish this, it uses the Topic Maps Data Model and overcomes the weakness of HTML documents where most of the meaning is buried in natural language and invisible for computers to act upon. The items of a topic map are exposed and identified through URLs and manipulated with the HTTP methods. The Topincs Interface is implemented in a software product for authoring, storing and publishing topic maps, called the Topincs Server which comes with a web based editor.

Authors

Robert Cerny

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Robert is project leader of Topincs - a web database.. and JSON Topic Maps Online.. .

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TMRA 2006

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Topincs - a web database software

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Topincs puts data on the web. It is a free open source software for quick access and editing of data in the web browser.

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