Why does SemTalk not use a “classical” database / repository?
SemTalk documents are Visio Documents. They can be send by mail, versioned and saved as any other Office document. Using SemTalk you can work offline while making interviews. Instead of using a client / server scenario which requires a connection to the server, SemTalk works similar to Exchange or Notes where you can replicate changes with a central document store. SemTalk relies on Semantic Web concepts to make this flexible concept possible.
Related Questions
- Can the Infrastructure (both Metadata Repository database and the Identity Management services) be run on a hardware cluster?
- Can an existing database be leveraged for the Metadata Repository?
- Can an existing database be leveraged for the Metadata Repository?
- Why does SemTalk not use a "classical" database / repository?
- Where is the repository of database console hosted?
- Where is the repository of database console hosted?
