Prova: rule-based java scripting for distributed web applications

Authors:
Alex Kozlenkov;Rafael Penaloza;Vivek Nigam;Loïc Royer;Gihan Dawelbait;Michael Schroeder
Affiliations:
Dept. of Computing, City University, London, UK;Biotec, Dresden University of Technology, Germany;Biotec, Dresden University of Technology, Germany;Biotec, Dresden University of Technology, Germany;Biotec, Dresden University of Technology, Germany;Biotec, Dresden University of Technology, Germany
Venue:
EDBT'06 Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Current Trends in Database Technology
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Prova is a language for rule-based Java scripting to support information integration and agent programming on the web. Prova integrates Java with derivation and reaction rules supporting message exchange with various comminication frameworks. Prova supports transparent access to databases, retrieval of URLs, access to web services, and querying of XML documents. We briefly illustrate Prova and show how to implement a distributed bioinformatics application, which includes access to an ontology stored in a database and to XML data for protein structures. Finally, we compare Prova to other event-condition-action rule systems.