access controlled storage

A storage is a space of URIs in which you can individually control for each resource who has access to it.

• Class

ConfigurationFile

Master Workspace

This is a workspace for storing the information about the other workspaces. As a user, you normally don't have to worry about it.

master workspace

• Property

personal storage

A personal storage is a space of URIs in which you and only you have access to data, you cannot give access to anyone else.

• Class

preferences file

• Property

Preferences workspace

Aceess may not be open to the public. Contains preferences resources.

Private workspace

Access only by the you, the user.

public storage

A public storage is a space of URIs in which you have access to data, and all data is accessible to anyone without control.

• Class

Public workspace

Aceess is open to the public. Anything in a public workspace can be accesed by anyone.

Shared workspace

Access is to some but not all people.

storage

A storage is a space of URIs in which you have access to data.

• Class

storage

The storage in which this workspace is, or the storage which contains this resource, or a storage available to this agent to use.

• Property

URI prefix

URIs which start with this string are in this workspace or storage. This may be used for constructing URIs for new storage resources.

• DatatypeProperty
• Property

workspace

Workspaces are place where data is stored, and associated polices of privacy. A given application typically stores information in several different workspaces, some being user private, some shared, and some public.

• Class

workspace

• Property

Workspace Ontology

This ontology is for use in describing Workspaces. Workspaces are places where data is stored and associated policies of privacy. A given application typically stores information in several different workspaces, some being user private, some shared, and some public. it is crucial that the user has easy control over the destiny of information. Goals then are that the user can - create workspaces - easily understand which workspace data is going into - understand what the implications of that are - (later) set ACLS on them - publish apropriate use policies for them