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SCOP: a Java Framework for Building Semantic Virtual Communities in the Web

This paper describes the development of a framework to build Virtual Communities of Practice in the web. It is part of a larger project named as DWeb (acronym for Dream Web). The project DWeb aims to contribute to the development of the Semantic Web by offering an environment to set such of communities in the web. It is guided by the fundamental principles of the Semantic Web defined by W3C. The framework can be classified as a tool to build virtual communities environments that support Semantic Web resources. It can be used to construct collaborative systems based on communities and in knowledge management through collaborative environments.