Hi all, Here is a question I did ask on answers.semanticweb.com http://answers.semanticweb.com/questions/30785/dbpedia-resource-timestamp But maybe this forum is more appropriate, so here is my question again:
Is there currently any way to get a timestamp about a DBPedia resource as http://dbpedia.org/resource/Europe The goal would be, in a scenario where a local copy of a resource is needed, to detect that a newer version has been published and then update the local copy. It seems that the http-header "last-modified" is empty. Or could we use the http-header "expires" data, but this doesn't seem to really reflect that the RDF data has been updated, does it ? I guess there isn't a VoID description available for those linked data accessed from their URL ? Thank you for any pointer Fabian p.s. I got this comment on my previous post: Maybe you could also try to use the Wikipedia entry version related property dbpedia-owl:wikiPageRevisionID although this would probably not take into account modifications done apart from the extraction process.
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