Abstract
The Semantic Web and the Web service paradigm are currently the most important trends on the way to the next generation of the Web. They promise new opportunities for content and service provision, enabling manifold and flexible new applications and improved support for individual and cooperative tasks. The use of the Web service paradigm in the development of Web applications, that typically couple application databases with user dialogs, is quite obvious. The development of Web applications that can be operated effectively in the Semantic Web context (Semantic Web Applications), however, imposes some challenges. Two main challenges towards extended (conceptual) modeling support are addressed in this talk:
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