11. A method according to claim 10 , wherein the RDF triplets include at least one of: a subject that comprises any of a literal value, reference value and uniform identification number (“URI”), a predicate that comprises a URI such that related data being transferred between the first and second databases is represented by URI's in a hierarchical ordering, an object that relates a predicate and subject comprising any of a literal or identifier.
10. 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 and between the first database and a third database, B. storing a query for application to at least one of the second database and third database, C. 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: (i) applying a query to the second database using an application program interface (“API”) associated therewith, (ii) receiving information from the second database using the API in response to the query, (iii) transforming at least some of the information received from the second database into resource definition format (“RDF”) triplets, (iv) caching said RDF triplets for subsequent transfer to the first database, (v) transmitting the RDF triplets to the first database; D. executing the functionality on the one or more digital data processors to effect transferring information between the first database and the third database, the transferring step including: (i) applying a query to the third database using an application program interface (“API”) associated therewith and different than the API used by the second database, (ii) receiving information from the third database using the API of the third database in response to the query, (iii) transforming at least some of the information received from the third database into resource definition format (“RDF”) triplets, (iv) caching the RDF triplets for subsequent transfer to the first database, (v) transmitting the RDF triplets to the first database, E. wherein the first database stores the RDF triplets from the second and third databases 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 any of the second and third databases.