Good Morning. Next time it would be better to show the Java code instead of the pseudo code to better see which models you're using and which method exactly you're calling to get the properties.
Therefore, I'm just making guesses now (if those are wrong, any help from my side might/will probably be wrong): - you have an OntClass - you call listDeclaredProperties() So, let's have a look and read the Javadoc of this method carefully: > Note that many cases of determining whether a property is associated > with a class depends on RDFS or OWL reasoning. This method may > therefore return complete results only in models that have an attached > reasoner. As stated here, do you use an inference model? With at least RDFS simple as level of entailment? Otherwise, it can't work - reasoning is clearly necessary here and this isn't enabled of you just use a default model. And as usual, the documentation [1] is pretty good. [1] https://jena.apache.org/documentation/inference/ > A beginner's problem: > > WHAT I'M DOING > 1- I am importing ontology/model O1 and ontology/model O2 into ontology/model > O3 > 2- In O3 I make class C1 (from O1) a subclass of class C2 (from O2) > 3- When querying ontology/model O3 for C1.listProperties() I would expect to > be provided with C1's as well as C2's properties -- but I am not > > > QUESTION > How do I list all of C1's properties, both its own (from O1) as well those it > inherits from its superclasses (including C2) ? > > > Cheers, Jos > > -- Lorenz Bühmann AKSW group, University of Leipzig Group: http://aksw.org - semantic web research center
