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==The Semantic Web==
The [[Semantic Web]] is essentially a distributed-objects framework. Two key technologies in the Semantic Web are the [[Web Ontology Language]] (WOLOWL) and the [[Resource Description Framework]] (RDF). RDF provides the capability to define basic objects—names, properties, attributes, relations—that are accessible via the Internet. OWL adds a richer object model, based on set theory, that provides additional modeling capabilities such as [[multiple inheritance]].
 
OWL objects are not like standard large-grained [[distributed objects]] accessed via an Interface Definition Language. Such an approach would not be appropriate for the Internet because the Internet is constantly evolving and standardization on one set of interfaces is difficult to achieve. OWL objects tend to be similar to the kinds of objects used to define application ___domain models in programming languages such as [[Java (programming language)|Java]] and [[C++]].