Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
Hi all: >By the way, any chance of asserting that a gr:BusinessEntity is equivalent to a foaf:Organisation or foaf:Agent? As a statement in a particular data space, I think such a link is pretty accurate and useful. However, we currently prefer to collate such "heuristics"-based mapping axioms in separate files instead of including them in the vocabulary specification. The reason is that some users of GoodRelations manage clean OWL DL models inside corporate applications; there, importing, or linking to, RDF schema elements has unwanted side-effects. Don't get me wrong: We are very interested and collecting practically useful link statements. But I think they should be managed in a modular fashion. Best Martin Daniel O'Connor wrote: ... http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i"/> ... By the way, any chance of asserting that a gr:BusinessEntity is equivalent to a foaf:Organisation or foaf:Agent? begin:vcard fn:Martin Hepp n:Hepp;Martin org:Bundeswehr University Munich;E-Business and Web Science Research Group adr:;;Werner-Heisenberg-Web 39;Neubiberg;;D-85577;Germany email;internet:mh...@computer.org tel;work:+49 89 6004 4217 tel;pager:skype: mfhepp url:http://www.heppnetz.de version:2.1 end:vcard
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
Dear all: Apologies for the late reply.. To my knowledge, there is a pretty mature osCommerce output available at http://code.google.com/p/goodrelations-for-oscommerce/ It was developed by a student of mine. A similar approach for the Joomla/Virtuemart combo by the same student is available at http://code.google.com/p/goodrelations-for-joomla/ Best Martin Daniel O'Connor wrote: On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Daniel O'Connor mailto:daniel.ocon...@gmail.com>> wrote: Got any plans around baking this into e-commerce software? I'm about 3 hours away from adding rdf/xml output into oscommerce; and i'm sure there are lots of other platforms out there. Oh neat, already done with triplify! begin:vcard fn:Martin Hepp n:Hepp;Martin org:Bundeswehr University Munich;E-Business and Web Science Research Group adr:;;Werner-Heisenberg-Web 39;Neubiberg;;D-85577;Germany email;internet:mh...@computer.org tel;work:+49 89 6004 4217 tel;pager:skype: mfhepp url:http://www.heppnetz.de version:2.1 end:vcard
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
Thanks Daniel, I'll check out foaf:Organization Cheers, Richard >> >> Initially I added the URI of my foaf file to the BusinessEntity instance >> using rdfs:seeAlso, but after reading the definition of BusinessEntity >> i.e. that it "represents the legal agent making a particular offering >> and >> can be a legal body or a person" I changed it to owl:sameAs. >> >> E.g. >> >> >> ... >> > rdf:resource="http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i"/> >> ... >> >> >> This makes sense for my simple case, since as a sole trader I am the >> BusinessEntity and owl:sameAs also provides an inferred link from my >> foaf >> file to the semanticweb.rdf. >> >> But I am also interested in describing other more complex relationships >> between a BusinessEntity (when not a person) and the people involved >> with >> the business (e.g. directors, CEO etc ...) and between other >> BusinessEntitys. > > > > I did fairly well with foaf:Organisation, which is a foaf:Agent (so can do > most of the things a foaf:Person can) in terms of modelling who works with > who. > > IE; it gets a foaf profile and there are foaf:members of it, and in my > case > (this guy is a contractor who works for a bigger company); one company can > be a foaf:member of another. > > > > > > > > > Tom > Example > > d02b26e1f89b4c37e8cafdb10b13df193938e984 > > rdf:resource="https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/user/foaf.php?us_id=10824"; > /> > rdf:resource="https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/user/foaf.php?us_id=10824"; > /> > > > >rdf:about="https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/valfirm/foaf.php?valfirm_id=2";> > Megaw & Hogg National Valuers > (Adelaide) > > > > > > > >> >> >> Do you now of an ontology along the lines of foaf >> (http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/) and relationship >> (http://vocab.org/relationship/) that could be used? >> > > FoafCorp is one that comes to mind, but I've never look at it too hard. >
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Daniel O'Connor wrote: > Got any plans around baking this into e-commerce software? > > I'm about 3 hours away from adding rdf/xml output into oscommerce; and i'm > sure there are lots of other platforms out there. > Oh neat, already done with triplify!
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
Got any plans around baking this into e-commerce software? I'm about 3 hours away from adding rdf/xml output into oscommerce; and i'm sure there are lots of other platforms out there.
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
> > > > ... > rdf:resource="http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i"/> > ... > > > By the way, any chance of asserting that a gr:BusinessEntity is equivalent to a foaf:Organisation or foaf:Agent?
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
> > > Initially I added the URI of my foaf file to the BusinessEntity instance > using rdfs:seeAlso, but after reading the definition of BusinessEntity > i.e. that it "represents the legal agent making a particular offering and > can be a legal body or a person" I changed it to owl:sameAs. > > E.g. > > > ... > rdf:resource="http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i"/> > ... > > > This makes sense for my simple case, since as a sole trader I am the > BusinessEntity and owl:sameAs also provides an inferred link from my foaf > file to the semanticweb.rdf. > > But I am also interested in describing other more complex relationships > between a BusinessEntity (when not a person) and the people involved with > the business (e.g. directors, CEO etc ...) and between other > BusinessEntitys. I did fairly well with foaf:Organisation, which is a foaf:Agent (so can do most of the things a foaf:Person can) in terms of modelling who works with who. IE; it gets a foaf profile and there are foaf:members of it, and in my case (this guy is a contractor who works for a bigger company); one company can be a foaf:member of another. Tom Example d02b26e1f89b4c37e8cafdb10b13df193938e984 https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/user/foaf.php?us_id=10824"; /> https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/user/foaf.php?us_id=10824"; /> https://vx.valex.com.au/rest/rdf/valfirm/foaf.php?valfirm_id=2";> Megaw & Hogg National Valuers (Adelaide) > > > Do you now of an ontology along the lines of foaf > (http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/) and relationship > (http://vocab.org/relationship/) that could be used? > FoafCorp is one that comes to mind, but I've never look at it too hard.
Re: ANN: The GoodRelations Annotator: How any business can get onto the Web of Data - today!
Hi Martin, the GoodRelations Annotator worked well. To try it out I used it to create and publish a semanticweb.rdf file for my embryonic business at http://www.3kbo.com/semanticweb.rdf. I'm interested in extending the links from the semanticweb.rdf to other things. In particular linking the BusinessEntity with people and with other BusinessEntitys. Initially I added the URI of my foaf file to the BusinessEntity instance using rdfs:seeAlso, but after reading the definition of BusinessEntity i.e. that it "represents the legal agent making a particular offering and can be a legal body or a person" I changed it to owl:sameAs. E.g. ... http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i"/> ... This makes sense for my simple case, since as a sole trader I am the BusinessEntity and owl:sameAs also provides an inferred link from my foaf file to the semanticweb.rdf. But I am also interested in describing other more complex relationships between a BusinessEntity (when not a person) and the people involved with the business (e.g. directors, CEO etc ...) and between other BusinessEntitys. Do you now of an ontology along the lines of foaf (http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/) and relationship (http://vocab.org/relationship/) that could be used? Cheers, Richard Hancock > Dear all: > > We are proud to announce the release of the GoodRelations Annotator, a form-based tool that will help any business in the world to create a description of its offerings suitable for the Web of Data, > and that in less than 5 minutes. > > The tool is available at > > http://www.ebusiness-unibw.org/tools/goodrelations-annotator/ > > It creates a straightforward yet complete description of the key aspects of a typical business using the GoodRelations vocabulary and current Semantic Web standards. > > The resulting RDF/XML file can be either directly published on the company's Web site or used as a skeleton for developing a more > fine-grained description with price information etc. > > The work on the tool has been funded by the Oesterreichische > Forschungsfoerderungsgesellschaft GmbH (FFG) and the Austrian > Bundesministerium fuer Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie (BMVIT) under the myOntology project in the FIT-IT "Semantic Systems" program > (contract number 812515). > > Please help spread the word. > > Best wishes > Martin Hepp > http://www.heppnetz.de > http://www.unibw.de/ebusiness/ > > Tool: > http://www.ebusiness-unibw.org/tools/goodrelations-annotator/ > > GoodRelations Project: > http://www.heppnetz.de/projects/goodrelations/ > > Webcast (15 Minutes) > http://www.heppnetz.de/projects/goodrelations/webcast/ > > > > > > > > > >
