System and method for providing supplemental functionalities to a computer program via an ontology instance
First Claim
1. A method of providing supplemental functionalities to an executable program via an ontology instance, the method comprising:
- causing, by a computer system, an executable program associated with an ontology to be run, wherein the ontology comprises a domain metadata model ontology indicating attributes for a set of applications;
obtaining, by a computer system, an instance of the ontology, wherein the ontology instance corresponds to an application of the set of applications;
generating, by a computer system, based on the ontology instance, supplemental information for the executable program, wherein the supplemental information comprises metadata in a graph data structure and is related to one or more functionalities of the application to be added to the executable program, and wherein the supplemental information comprises a data model configured to use facts expressed as triples;
generating, by a computer system, a programming interface based on the ontology; and
providing, by a computer system, the supplemental information as input to the executable program via the programming interface, wherein the supplemental information, at least in part, causes the one or more functionalities of the application to be made available via the executable program.
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Abstract
Supplemental functionalities may be provided for an executable program via an ontology instance. In some embodiments, a computer program (e.g., an executable program or other computer program) associated with an ontology may be caused to be run. The ontology may include information indicating attributes for a set of applications. An instance of the ontology may be obtained, which may correspond to an application of the set of applications. Based on the ontology instance, supplemental information may be generated for the computer program. The supplemental information may be related to one or more functionalities of the application to be added to the executable program. The supplemental information may be provided as input to the computer program. The supplemental information, at least in part, may cause the one or more functionalities of the application to be made available via the executable program.
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20 Claims
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1. A method of providing supplemental functionalities to an executable program via an ontology instance, the method comprising:
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causing, by a computer system, an executable program associated with an ontology to be run, wherein the ontology comprises a domain metadata model ontology indicating attributes for a set of applications; obtaining, by a computer system, an instance of the ontology, wherein the ontology instance corresponds to an application of the set of applications; generating, by a computer system, based on the ontology instance, supplemental information for the executable program, wherein the supplemental information comprises metadata in a graph data structure and is related to one or more functionalities of the application to be added to the executable program, and wherein the supplemental information comprises a data model configured to use facts expressed as triples; generating, by a computer system, a programming interface based on the ontology; and providing, by a computer system, the supplemental information as input to the executable program via the programming interface, wherein the supplemental information, at least in part, causes the one or more functionalities of the application to be made available via the executable program. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A system of providing supplemental functionalities for an executable program via an ontology instance, the system comprising:
one or more computer systems comprising one or more physical processors programmed with computer program instructions which, when executed, cause the one or more computer systems to; cause an executable program associated with an ontology to be run, wherein the ontology comprises a domain metadata model ontology indicating attributes for a set of applications; obtain an instance of the ontology, wherein the ontology instance corresponds to an application of the set of applications; generate, based on the ontology instance, supplemental information for the executable program, wherein the supplemental information comprises metadata in a graph data structure and is related to one or more functionalities of the application to be added to the executable program, and wherein the supplemental information comprises a data model configured to use facts expressed as triples; generating, by a computer system, a programming interface based on the ontology; and provide the supplemental information as input to the executable program via the programming interface, wherein the supplemental information, at least in part, causes the one or more functionalities of the application be made available via the executable program. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A method of providing supplemental functionalities to an executable program via an ontology instance, the method comprising:
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causing, by a computer system, an executable program associated with an ontology to be run, wherein the ontology comprises a domain metadata model ontology indicating attributes for a set of applications; obtaining, by a computer system, an instance of the ontology, wherein the ontology instance comprises information indicating attributes for an application of the set of applications; using, by a computer system, the ontology instance to generate supplemental information for the executable program, wherein the supplemental information comprises metadata in a graph data structure and defines one or more functionalities of the application, and wherein the supplemental information comprises a data model configured to use facts expressed as triples; generating, by a computer system, a programming interface based on the ontology; and providing, by a computer system, the supplemental information as input to the executable program via the programming interface, wherein the supplemental information, at least in part, causes the one or more functionalities of the application to be made available via the executable program.
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