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as Greek tragedies and other similar fare Collaborative filtering misses any advantage it could gain from the content itself, however You might as well be reading Dick and Jane r eating avocados for that matter Collaborative filtering system knows only about user responses Both lexical analysis and collaborative filtering lack a means to receive editorial input into the suggestion process If, in the editorial notes for Troilus and Cressida, a discussion of Shakespeare's possible influences for this work and his similar works is included, and this discussion includes links to those other works, we now have something to work with Instead of having to infer the relationships between documents by essentially throwing a dart at a board, the system has hard data about these relationships It can use lexical analysis or collaborative filtering (or both) to supplement this hard data and give the user access to a richer experience In reality, especially in systems with lots of legacy information, hard data about the relationships between documents isn't always possible to get, but when this data is available, you should leverage it nd hard If your database schema is built correctly and you've used the tools of link management and partial decomposition, you already have a mechanism to manage these types of relationships between documents and to use them to best effect Your database now knows more about the relationships between your documents than you do because it knows all of the links between documents or from documents to other entities (movies, actors, directors, and so on) However, you have to manage the data input process very closely; otherwise, as they say in the biz, "garbage in, garbage out" will rule the day The key is in correctly building the input tools for your internal user base For example, at CyberCinema, it might be useful to have two kinds of links between articles: One kind might be "related reviews based on topic" (such as "Academy Award nominees for 2001"), and the other might be "related reviews, based on genre" (such as "science fiction" or "Chinese films") In both cases, you're relating one film review to another but for different reasons You want to be able to store those links, but also you also want to be able to store the accompanying data of why those links exist What's the semantic value of that link An effort is currently underway within the hallowed halls of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to build an XML-based language to address just this problem The language is called RDF (Resource Description Framework), and its stated goal is to build a new "semantic Web," a Web composed of intelligent links that encode their own raison d' tre It's a splendid goal, but reaching it probably is way in the future To read more about RDF, visit W3C's RDF pages at http://wwww3org/RDF/ Tim Bray has written an excellent primer at http://wwwxmlcom/pub/a/98/06/rdfhtml.

implies (via the RSpec boolean convention) that the user should have an admin boolean method We add the admin attribute with a migration as usual, indicating the boolean type on the command line:

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Let s look at the listing for the startup le in detail The permissions for the le, from left to right, indicate that it is not a directory(-) The owner (root in this case) has read (r), write (w), and execute (x) privileges, while others have no read, write, or execute privileges The le system does not support different groups, but this entry is present for UNIX-listing compatibility when using the FTP server The link count is also purely for compatibility, since the le system doesn t support links All three of the les in the etc directory are created by slush during the initial boot sequence The tininet le stores the host and domain names By default the host name is TINI The passwd le stores the user name along with the SHA1 (Secure Hash Algorithm) hash of the password for every account on the system The most interesting of the autogenerated les is startup This le is parsed and interpreted by slush on every reboot It allows a user with administrative privilege to set environment variables and automatically launch applications on system boot We can view the contents of startup, or any other ASCII text le, using the cat command

The migration simply adds the admin column to the users table (Listing 1035), yielding the data model in Figure 1013

TINI /etc> cat startup ######## #Autogen d slush startup file setenv FTPServer enable setenv TelnetServer enable setenv SerialServer enable ## #Add user calls to setenv here: ## initializeNetwork ######## #Add other user additions here:

class AddAdminToUsers < ActiveRecord::Migration def selfup add_column :users, :admin, :boolean, :default => false end def selfdown remove_column :users, :admin end end

users id integer name string email string encrypted_password string salt string remember_token string admin boolean created_at datetime updated_at datetime

In the meantime, you can build your own semantically encoded links using the tools of XLink and partial decomposition First, let's take our XLink example from 5 and add optional attributes:

Each line of the le is either a command to be interpreted by slush or a comment that begins with the # character The three lines that begin with setenv enable the FTP, Telnet, and serial servers, respectively So, for example, if an application needed to use the same serial port that slush uses for the serial server, a user with administrative privilege could comment out the setenv line that enabled the serial server The next time the system is booted, slush will only start the FTP and Telnet servers This allows another application to claim exclusive ownership of the serial port Applications can be launched on system boot by adding the appropriate commands to the startup For example, adding this command

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