12. A digital data processing method for enterprise application integration comprising: A. electronically downloading to one or more digital data processors functionality that effects information transfers between a first database and a second database, B. executing the functionality on the one or more digital data processors to effect transferring information between the first database and the second database, the transferring step including at least: (i) originating, with the one or more digital data processors, one or more requests for data, (ii) storing, with the one or more digital data processors, one or more requests for data, (iii) applying to the second database, using the one or more digital data processors and an application program interface (“API”) associated with the second database, the one or more requests originated by the one or more digital data processors and/or the one or more requests stored by the one or more digital data processors, and (iv) re-applying to the second database, using the one or more digital data processors and the API associated with the second database, the one or more requests originated by the one or more digital data processors and/or the one or more requests stored by the one or more digital data processors, (v) receiving one or more responses from the second database to the one or more requests from any of steps (iii) and (iv), (vi) transforming the one or more responses received from the second database into resource definition format (“RDF”) triplets, and (vii) transmitting the RDF triplets to the first database, wherein the first database stores the RDF triplets from the second database for query, coalescence, or for use in generating directed graphs that can be analyzed to discern answers to queries for information reflected by the RDF triplets and originating from at least the second database.
14. The method of claim 12 , wherein the transferring step further includes translating the one or more responses from the API of the second database to a protocol associated with the first database.