Hi Florian, is the measurement unit in your example a static value? When do you want to extract the value?
You can get a Unit object by using the UnitProvider.getUnit(String resourceUrl), this class has some methods to access unit properties. Dominik On 2020/06/12 15:01:57, Florian Micklich <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I know I create an Output-Strategy with a measrumentUnit like this: > > > OutputStrategies.append(PrimitivePropertyBuilder > .create(Datatypes.Float,"speed") > .domainProperty(SO.Number) > .measurementUnit(URI.create(" > http://qudt.org/vocab/unit#KilometerPerHour";)) > .build()) > ) > > > But how can I extract or access this measurmentUunit from the event > property later on again? Is there a general method to do so? > > What is the best reliable way to extract the the "value" after the #- > symbol? > > Greeting > Florian > >
