This page gives general information on how to use the OpenKnowledge system. This information is appropriate for those who wish to understand the process of OpenKnowledge or for people who wish to become users of OpenKnowledge but do not wish to write their own components or interactions. For more detailed information - once you have read this page - go here.

In order to become an OpenKnowledge user, you simply need to download the OpenKnowledge kernel from here together with some additional components that you might want to use. This basic infrastructure will allow you to create an OK peer. Existing WSDL services can also be made into OK peers. See here.