Ontology-Based Cross-Application Rights System Modeling

Hui Zhang; Zhen Zhang; Jun Wu Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.439-440.68

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Ontology-Based Cross-Application Rights System Modeling

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Aiming at the existing of a large number of distributed and heterogeneous application systems cross-application of rights management issues, the deficiencies of traditional rights management system, which in the aspect of the formal semantics supporting and reasoning abilities, are analyzed. In the rights management of cross-applications, the concept of domain ontology is introduced; a rights management system model is presented, which is based on the domain ontology cross-applications, for permission ontology to conduct a conceptual modeling and formal description of semantics, an increase of semantic reasoning ability, rich in the corresponding access control mechanisms to provide a user-friendly structure interface.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 439-440)

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Hui Zhang, Zhen Zhang, Jun Wu Zhu

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Cross-Application, Domain Ontology, Modeling, Rights Ontology

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