The Nokia Semantic Web Server is an RDF based knowledge portalfor publishing both authoritative and third party descriptions of URI denoted resources. It also serves as Nokia's reference implementation of URIQA, the URI Query Agent model.
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sns sns-2006-01-18 file released: sns-2006-01-18.zip
Small SearchUI and query weighting related updates
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metadata editor metadata_editor-2006-04-07 file released: metadata_editor-2006-04-07.zip
Added authentication, application generalized
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sws-uriqa sws-uriqa-2006-02-13 file released: sws-uriqa-2006-02-13.zip
New editor view and query meta values added
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File released: /sns/sns-2006-01-18/sns-2006-01-18.zip
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File released: /metadata editor/metadata_editor-2006-04-07/metadata_editor-2006-04-07.zip
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File released: /sws-uriqa/sws-uriqa-2006-02-13/sws-uriqa-2006-02-13.zip
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metadata editor metadata_editor-2006-01-05 file released: metadata_editor-2006-01-05.zip
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File released: /metadata editor/metadata_editor-2006-01-05/metadata_editor-2006-01-05.zip
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sws-uriqa sws-uriqa-2005-12-28 file released: sws-uriqa-2005-12-28.zip
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File released: /sws-uriqa/sws-uriqa-2005-12-28/sws-uriqa-2005-12-28.zip
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