Hi,

We are trying to come up with a simple way to serve a conventional,
minimal amount of data per resource for UI rendering purposes:

== Requirements ==

Pseudocode:  getInfo( uri, lang ) --> label [, imageURL, description ]

As an additional requirement, we don't want the consumer to know
anything about the underlying logic. Just query a service and get the
values back, following the "just give me a URI" principle.

Finally. The URI should trigger sponging if necessary ( not only local
triples ).

== Findings/Questions ==

* OAT has fresnel functionality for the local store. This is not enough.
* Virtuoso Faceter service is clearly inferencing Labels ( at least
local ). Is this function available as standalone?
* Is server side Fresnel ( w/sponging ) in your roadmap?

I think we could implement jFresnel atop Virtuoso and tweak the SAIL
so that it forces sponging under the hood. But it seems like quite a
lot of overhead ( and work ).

Label, image and description are absolute MUSTs to create usable browsers.

Finally, client side intelligence in this case seems like a very bad
idea. Clients are slow, unreliable and have limited memory
requirements ( think mobile ).

Thanks,
A

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