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LPNET'97
2nd International Workshop on Logic Programming Tools for Internet Applications
Leuven, Belgium, 12/07/1997
This workshop is the second in a series intended to explore the elective affinities between Logic Programming and Internet technologies with emphasis on enhancing the World Wide Web with knowledge, deductive abilities and superior forms of interactive behavior. With the paradigm shift to highly inter-connected computers and programming tools, logic programming languages have a unique opportunity to contribute to practical Internet application development. Simplicity, remote executability, robustness, automatic memory management, are among the features some LP languages share with emerging tools like Java. Superior meta-programming and high-level distributed programming facilities, built-in grammars and dynamic databases, declarative semantics are among their competitive advantages. Embedding of LP components in Internet applications as well as recent Java-based implementations of LP languages are promising a quick integration of LP research in widely used mainstream software systems.
As its popular predecessor held at JICSLP’96 in Bonn, the workshop explores the use of logic programming tools for developing practical Internet applications as well as theoretical work based on declarative techniques giving new insights on understanding emerging net technologies.
topics of interest
Among the topics of interest:
LP-based groupware, collaborative work technologies, virtual worlds
LP-based distributed objects, coordination languages
LP-languages with remote processing abilities, mobile code, Internet agents
LP-based HTML, VRML generators and parsers, HTTP daemons/browsers
LP-based scripting languages, SSIs and CGIs
embedding of logic engines in Internet applications
Java-based Prolog systems and embeddable components
LP-based Internet content analyzers and natural language tools
LP-based hyper-text and electronic publishing systems
interfaces between logic languages and conventional Web tools
LP-based net search tools and spiders, net indexing tools and techniques
LP-originated theoretical work on foundations of Internet technologies