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An essential feature in practically usable programming languages isthe ability to encapsulate functionality in reusable modules. Modules make largescale projects tractable by humans. For Web and Semantic Web programming,many rule-based languages, e.g. XSLT, CSS, Xcerpt, SWRL, SPARQL, and RIFCore, have evolved or are currently evolving. Rules are easy to comprehendand specify, even for non-technical users, e.g. business managers, hence easingthe contributions to the Web. Unfortunately, those contributions are arguablydoomed to exist in isolation as most rule languages are conceived without modularity,hence without an easy mechanism for integration and reuse. In this papera generic module system applicable to many rule languages is presented. Wedemonstrate and apply our generic module system to a Datalog-like rule language,close in spirit to RIF Core. The language is gently introduced along theEU-Rent use case. Using the Reuseware Composition Framework, the modulesystem for a concrete language can be achieved almost for free, if it adheres tothe formal notions introduced in this paper.

A Generic Module System for Web Rule Languages: Divide and Rule