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Christian Haß
Email:
hass@informatik.uni-leipzig.de
Address:
Johannisgasse 26,
04103
Leipzig,
Germany
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Author of
Aranuka - A POJO to Topic Maps mapping ...
by Christian Haß and Hannes Niederhausen
Frameworks like Hibernate offer an abstraction of the database schemas and provide a facility to generate bindings between the application model and …
Was presented at Topic Maps 2010 ....
Live Integration Framework
by Christian Haß and Sven Krosse
In the last years the philosophies of open and linked data became more popular. Unfortunately most application are storing their data within …
Was presented at TMRA 2010.
Author of
Christian Haß joins the Topic Maps Lab
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Christian Haß joins the Topic Maps Lab
Subject of
Das Topic Maps Lab im Überblick
Gefördert durch das BMBF haben sich im Topic Maps Lab unter der Leitung von Dr. Lutz Maicher die Universität Leipzig (Prof. Dr. G. Heyer) und die …
Is about Michael Prilop, ...
The Topic Maps Lab Team
Phase II of the Topic Maps Lab venture was started in Mai 2009. This is a list of its current and former members.
Is about Lutz Maicher, ...
Project Leader of
TMCL validator
is a {{project}}.
The Topic Maps Constraint Language (TMCL, ISO 19756) is a language defined to specify constraints and schemas for topic maps. The TMCL validator ...
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Project Member of
Aranuka
is a {{project}}.
Aranuka is a java object to topic map mapper. It specifies a set of java annotations and provides classes to persist the annotated java objects into ...
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Live Integration Framework
is a {{project}}.
The Live Integration Framework uses Topic Maps to provide a subject centric view on data from various heterogeneous data sources.
MaJorToM
is a {{project}}.
MaJorToM is more than just a Topic Maps engine, it's a kind of philosophy of designing an independent Topic Maps engine. The MaJorToM API extends ...
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Nowadays Topic Maps appears to be very suitable for being applied in Libraries, Archives and Museums. It provides a suitable model and mechanisms for depth indexing, classification and the implementation of FRBR, CIDOC-CRM or other conceptualizations.
