Abstract/Description
The availability of information on the Internet has increased exponentially the Internet users in the last few years. This made the web servers overloaded. Semantic caches store the semantics and results of the previously asked queries close to the users, in order to answer new queries. The caching reduces the burden of the web servers and optimizes their performance. This paper presents the SMOCE Cache, a framework for semantic caching of XML database. Specialized techniques such as indexing and broadening of semantic regions are proposed for the optimization of semantic caching. The evaluation of prototype proved the significance of proposed techniques.
Keywords
Semantic caching, Query matching, XML databases, XPath query matching, Remainder query calculation, XML Indexing
Location
Crystal Ball Room A, Hotel Pearl Continental, Karachi, Pakistan
Session Theme
Database and Warehousing [DB-DW]
Session Type
Other
Session Chair
Dr. Beatriz De La Iglesia
Start Date
27-8-2005 4:00 PM
End Date
27-8-2005 4:20 PM
Recommended Citation
Khan, S., & Hamid, A. (2005). Optimization of Semantic Caching for XML Database. International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies. Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/icict/2005/2005/20
Optimization of Semantic Caching for XML Database
Crystal Ball Room A, Hotel Pearl Continental, Karachi, Pakistan
The availability of information on the Internet has increased exponentially the Internet users in the last few years. This made the web servers overloaded. Semantic caches store the semantics and results of the previously asked queries close to the users, in order to answer new queries. The caching reduces the burden of the web servers and optimizes their performance. This paper presents the SMOCE Cache, a framework for semantic caching of XML database. Specialized techniques such as indexing and broadening of semantic regions are proposed for the optimization of semantic caching. The evaluation of prototype proved the significance of proposed techniques.
