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15
Jan
2008

SPARQL is a W3C Recommendation

by William (@vambenepe on Twitter)

SPARQL is now a W3C Recommendation (which is how W3C calls its approved standard specifications). Congratulations to those who made it happen, including my esteemed ex-colleagues at HP Labs Bristol. Just on time for the DMTF CMDBf working group to consider it as a candidate for its query language… :-)

And just below that SPARQL announcement we see a notice that the SML working group has released a third set of working drafts (SML, SML-IF). Just on time for the DMTF to be reminded of the goodness of open access to developing standards… :-)

Related posts:

  1. SML submitted to W3C
  2. WS Resource Access working group starting at W3C
  3. A new SPIN on enriching a model with domain knowledge (constraints and inferences)
  4. WS Resource Access at W3C: the good, the bad and the ugly
  5. I have seen the future of CMDBf
  6. Last call for SML and SML-IF
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