Workshop papers:

• WebLS: A Custom Prolog Rule Engine for Providing Web-Based Tech Support,
  A. Sehmi and M. Kroening

• Towards ECLiPSe Agents on the INTERNET,
  Ph. Bonnet, S. Bressan, L. Leth, and B. Thomsen

• Serving Multiple HTML Clients from a Prolog Application,
  P. Szeredi, K. Molnár, and R. Scott

• The Munich Rent Advisor,
  T. Frühwirth and S. Abdennadher

• Knowledge Bases in the World Wide Web: A Challenge for Logic Programming,
  H. Boley

• Lightweight Deductive Databases on the World-Wide Web,
  S.W. Loke, A. Davison, and L. Sterling

• The PiLLoW/CIAO Library for INTERNET/WWW Programming using Computational Logic Systems,
  D. Cabeza, M. Hermenegildo, and S. Varmaa

• Virtual World Brokerage with BinProlog and Netscape,
  P. Tarau and K. De Bosschere

• A Calendar of Events - Architecture and Experiences,
  S. Lüttringhaus-Kappel and D. Schulz

• Information and Interaction in MarketSpace and their Implementation in Prolog (Position Paper),
  Joakim Eriksson, Niclas Finne, and Sverker Janson

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