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DNAOS Quick Glossary
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
RDF
Resource
Description Framework, a W3C semantic web
standard.
REFERENCE
A direct resource reference is typically, the universal unique identifier of the referenced
Resource;
Indirect references vary and include all non-direct references (e.g. search query).
REGISTRATION
a process to register
users,
visitors, administrators, partners, suppliers. etc. to
membership,
activities, and
resources.
RELATION
resource type used to define and qualify an
association from a subject Resource to an object Resource;
relations have a type that defines the relationship, as well as source
(From) and destination
(activities) resources;
the DNAOS default or pre-defined relations include. for example,
access,
schedule, and
report relations.
REMMS
REMMS (Resource &
EntitlementModeling and Management
Standards), also referred to as Universal REMMS,
are a set of standard specifications proposed to support information sharing securely, universally.
As entitlement is a type of relation between resources, REMMS specify compatibility for modeling, managing, and sharing
information
as resources linked by relations.
REPORT
laid-out and formatted
application resources
reports, generated by a report
services
engine, from advanced
XPath XQuery, SQL
queries,
as well as layout information.
RESOURCE
anything or any information that anyone defines, including
application resources,
virtual profiles, datasets, data-structures;
the resources,
content and profiles, analyzed,
processed,
transformed
and persisted by applications;
distributed application resources in the
DNAOS context;
(e.g. systems, humans, content, relations, business, schedules, processes).
RIGHT
DNAOS
rights are granted with role assignments
(access resources). See also
Privileges.
ROLE
Association
attribute defining the access rights of a
resource on another one.
ROTATE
an important
modeling operation, available to
DNAOS rich graphical
SOA client
applications and
users,
to selectively move and turn forward or backward around an axis, application
resources,
virtual profiles, and business
processes. see also
Auto-Layout and
Zoom.
ROW
a form organization and formatting structure
resource, corresponding to a table row in a form
layout. Rows typically contain
cells.
RSS
DNAOS
news feeds and blogs are available in RSS
and ATOM.
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