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Introduction Web Data Management and Distribution Serge Abiteboul Ioana Manolescu Philippe Rigaux Marie-Christine Rousset Pierre Senellart Web Data Management and Distribution http://webdam.inria.fr/textbook September 23, 2011 WebDam

  1. Introduction Web Data Management and Distribution Serge Abiteboul Ioana Manolescu Philippe Rigaux Marie-Christine Rousset Pierre Senellart Web Data Management and Distribution http://webdam.inria.fr/textbook September 23, 2011 WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 1 / 61

  2. Preliminaries Outline Preliminaries 1 XML, a semi-structured data model 2 XML syntax 3 Typing 4 The XML World 5 Use cases 6 WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 2 / 61

  3. Preliminaries Web data handling Web data = by far the largest information system ever seen, and a fantastic means of sharing information. Billions of textual documents, images, PDF, multimedia files, provided and updated by millions of institutions and individuals. An anarchical process which results in highly heterogeneous data organization, steadily growing and extending to meet new requirements. New usage and applications appear every day: yesterday P2P file sharing, today social networking, tomorrow ? The challenge, under a data management perspective: master the size and extreme variability of Web information, and make it usable. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 3 / 61

  4. Preliminaries The role of XML Web data management has been primarily based on HTML, which describes presentation. HTML is appropriate for humans: allows sophisticated output and interaction with textual documents and images; HTML falls short when it comes to software exploitation of data. XML describes content, and promotes machine-to-machine communication and data exchange XML is a generic data format, apt to be specialized for a wide range of fields, ⇒ (X)HTML is a specialized XML dialect for data presentation XML makes easier data integration, since data from diferent sources now share a common format; XML comes equipped with many software products, APIs and tools. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 4 / 61

  5. Preliminaries Perspective of the course The course develops an XML perspective of the management of heterogeneous data (e.g., Web data) in a distributed environment. We introduce models, languages, architectures and techniques to fulfill the following goals: flexible data representation and retrieval XML is viewed as a new data model, both more powerful and more flexible than the relational one data exchange and integration XML data can be serialized and restructured for better exchange between systems, and integration of multiple data sources efficient distributed computing and storage XML can be the glue for high-level description of distributed repositories; this calls for efficient storage, indexing of management. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 5 / 61

  6. XML, a semi-structured data model Outline Preliminaries 1 XML, a semi-structured data model 2 Semi-structured data XML XML syntax 3 Typing 4 The XML World 5 Use cases 6 WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 6 / 61

  7. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Semi-structured data model A data model, based on graphs, for representing both regular and irregular data. Basic ideas Self-describing data. The content comes with its own description; ⇒ contrast with the relational model, where schema and content are represented separately. Flexible typing. Data may be typed (i.e., “such nodes are integer values” or “this part of the graph complies to this description”); often no typing, or a very flexible one Serialized form. The graph representation is associated to a serialized form, convenient for exchanges in an heterogeneous environment. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 7 / 61

  8. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Self-describing data Starting point: association lists, i.e., records of label-value pairs. {name: "Alan", tel: 2157786, email: "agb@abc.com"} Natural extension: values may themselves be other structures: {name: {first: "Alan", last: "Black"}, tel: 2157786, email: "agb@abc.com"} Further extension: allow duplicate labels. {name: "alan’’, tel: 2157786, tel: 2498762 } WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 8 / 61

  9. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Tree-based representation Data can be graphically represented as trees: label structure can be captured by tree edges, and values reside at leaves. tel email tel email name name agg@abc.com agg@abc.com Alan 7786 7786 first last Alan Black WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 9 / 61

  10. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Tree-based representation: labels as nodes Another choice is to represent both labels and values as vertices. name name tel email tel email agg@abc.com agg@abc.com Alan 7786 first last 7786 Alan Black Remark The XML data model adopts this latter representation. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 10 / 61

  11. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Representation of regular data The syntax makes it easy to describe sets of tuples as in: { person: {name: "alan", phone: 3127786, email: "alan@abc.com"}, person: {name: "sara", phone: 2136877, email: "sara@xyz.edu"}, person: {name: "fred", phone: 7786312, email: "fd@ac.uk"} } Remark 1. relational data can be represented 2. for regular data, the semi-structure representation is highly redundant. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 11 / 61

  12. XML, a semi-structured data model Semi-structured data Representation of irregular data Many possible variations in the structure: missing values, duplicates, changes, etc. {person: {name: "alan", phone: 3127786, email: "agg@abc.com"}, person: &314 {name: {first: "Sara", last: "Green" }, phone: 2136877, email: "sara@math.xyz.edu", spouse: &443 }, person: &443 {name: "fred", Phone: 7786312, Height: 183, spouse: &314 }} Node identity Nodes can be identified, and referred to by their identity. Cycles and objects models can be described as well. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 12 / 61

  13. XML, a semi-structured data model XML XML in brief XML is the World-Wide-Web Consortium (W3C) standard for Web data exchange. XML documents can be serialized in a normalized encoding (typically iso-8859-1, or utf-8), and safely transmitted on the Internet. XML is a generic format, which can be specialized in “dialects” for specific domain (e.g., XHTML, see further) The W3C promotes companion standards: DOM (object model), XSchema (typing), XPath (path expression), XSLT (restructuring), XQuery (query language), and many others. Remark 1. XML is a simplified version of SGML, a long-term used language for technical documents. 2. HTML, up to version 4.0, is also a variant of SGML. The successor of HTML 4.0, is XHTML, an XML dialect. WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 13 / 61

  14. XML, a semi-structured data model XML XML documents An XML document is a labeled, unranked, ordered tree: Labeled means that some annotation, the label, is attached to each node. Unranked means that there is no a priori bound on the number of children of a node. Ordered means that there is an order between the children of each node. XML specifies nothing more than a syntax: no meaning is attached to the labels. A dialect, on the other hand, associates a meaning to labels (e.g., title in XHTML). WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 14 / 61

  15. XML, a semi-structured data model XML XML documents are trees Applications view an XML document as a labeled, unranked, ordered tree: entry purpose name work fn INRIA ln address like to teach email city zip j@inria.fr Jean Doe Cachan 94235 Remark Some low-level software works on the serialized representation of XML documents, notably SAX (a parser and an API). WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 15 / 61

  16. XML, a semi-structured data model XML Serialized representation of XML document Documents can be serialized, such as, for instance: <entry><name><fn>Jean</fn><ln>Doe</ln></name><work>INRIA<adress><c Cachan</city><zip>94235</zip></adress><email>j@inria.fr</email> </work><purpose>like to teach</purpose></entry> or with some beautification as: <entry> <name> <fn>Jean</fn> <ln>Doe</ln> </name> <work> INRIA <adress> <city>Cachan</city> <zip>94235</zip> </adress> <email>j@inria.fr</email> </work> <purpose>like to teach</purpose> </entry> WebDam (INRIA) Introduction September 23, 2011 16 / 61

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