> I haven't tried the Excel import yet, I should give it a go. Most of
> the files I am receiving are in delimited format. I could convert them
> to Excel and set the column types but in several cases I have many
> 10's of files to import (all in the same format). I also have the
> problem that so
On Nov 24, 2009, at 1:53 PM, PhilA wrote:
> Hi Holger
>
>> Yes, this is standard behavior of SPARQLMotion - you can leave any argument
>> blank, in which case the system will try to match namesake variables from
>> the predecessors in the script. It's kind of a hidden feature and we need to
>
Hi Michel,
yes this change was motivated by the clarification that we received from the
OWL 2 working group. We strongly support to use a single syntax only, which is
to enter the datatype restrictions as owl:equivalentClasses. You can still add
an rdfs:subClassOf xsd:integer to link it to a ba
Could you say a bit more on the bug fix:
"- Bug fix: Better handling of user-defined named datatypes (using
owl:equivalentClass)"
Just curious how it affects our modelling of userdefined datatypes
(especially because we earlier discusses the OWLII Primer use of
"equivalent" compared to your advice
Hi Holger
>Yes, this is standard behavior of SPARQLMotion - you can leave any argument
>blank, in which case the system will try to match namesake variables from the
>predecessors in the script. It's kind of a hidden feature and we need to make
>it more obvious.
A couple of Thoughts
1. Why not
Hi Holger
>. I can see how a manual process (like a spreadsheet import wizard) could help
>setting the datatypes, and then you could define a target ontology into which
>the text files will be imported (if you add a boolean property
>sml:importToInputGraph and set it to true at your sml:Soncert
Kevin Matthews wrote:
> I recently upgraded to TBC-ME 3.2.1 and now my webservices are no
> longer working. When I go to:
>
> http://localhost:8083/tbl/actions?action=sparqlmotion&id=GetSubClasses&parentClass=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mydomain.com%2FProjectName%23MyChildClass
>
>
>
You may need to visi
Phil,
I would be interested to hear how comparable tools handle this problem. The
source of the problem is that you are working with text files, which (unlike
Excel files or RDBs) do not carry metadata about the cell/column types. I can
see how a manual process (like a spreadsheet import wizard
Hi Kevin,
is there any other error message? We have difficulties reproducing this. The
Error Log may have more information, or run Eclipse from a command line with
the -console option set to get more messages.
Regarding the dropins folder, you can just create a new one manually and it
should w
Yes, we may need more details - which version of TBC is this with, and how does
your file look like? (Feel free to send it to me off-list).
Holger
On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:46 AM, Scott Henninger wrote:
> Michel, it appears you are passing a value to a SPIN query that needs
> to be parsed to a str
Michel, see:
Help > > User Interface Overview > SPARQL View
Help > How to? > Make inferences persistent
-- Scott
On Nov 24, 12:59 am, "Bohms, H.M. (Michel)"
wrote:
> Hi Holger,
> That did it! (well after I clicked 'switch direction' once more:)
> strange because of switching again I HAVE the pa
I recently upgraded to TBC-ME 3.2.1 and now my webservices are no
longer working. When I go to:
http://localhost:8083/tbl/actions?action=sparqlmotion&id=GetSubClasses&parentClass=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mydomain.com%2FProjectName%23MyChildClass
I get:
HTTP ERROR 404
Problem accessing /tbl/actions. Rea
Yes, this is standard behavior of SPARQLMotion - you can leave any argument
blank, in which case the system will try to match namesake variables from the
predecessors in the script. It's kind of a hidden feature and we need to make
it more obvious.
Holger
On Nov 24, 2009, at 1:22 AM,
wrote
Scott.
We figured it out (sort of):
If I send the output of the preceding module to "arg1" and don't
use the {?text}, the regex works properly. This would seem to
indicate that the smf:regex module is not dereferencing the {?text}.
We are using Composer Maestro 3.1.1 so perhaps this was fix
Catrina; There is no need for a BranchByAsk. Just pass the triples
being sent to your IterateOverSelect module to the module(s) specified
in the sm:next of the IterateOverSelect module. This will ensure that
all of the triples passed to IterateOverSelect module are passed to
modules after Iterat
Michel, it appears you are passing a value to a SPIN query that needs
to be parsed to a string, but cannot be because it is an RDF resource
(node).
-- Scott
On Nov 24, 1:48 am, "Bohms, H.M. (Michel)"
wrote:
> Can someone explain me this error:
>
> Invalid SPARQL library entry:
> [http://www.bim
Then, you should really have the IterateOverSelect module wrapped in a
BranchByAsk module (which seems a bit out of ordinary coding practice
- sort of like wrapping a for loop with an if statement). Otherwise,
you'll end up passing through triples that you modified or removed
during the body of th
Hi Scott
> ...and a sml:ConvertDatatype in the body, with sml:predicate empty,
This is really not obvious!
Why leave it empty? Why not add the variable?
I was trying to add ?predicate into the predicate slot and it would not
let me. So I assumed I couldn't do it.
H, is this a standard featu
18 matches
Mail list logo
