Hi Mark,
I'm kind of rookie on Dspace, although I have some coding experience.
My goal is to add a RDF storage part to the Dspace system, so users can hand in
their original works as well as the RDF triples which reveals their
relationships at the same time. Then, when users browsing the web p
Hi Alexander,
I would like to add to the important answers, precisions, considerations
from Mark...
RDF support is not so much about what you store than about what you can
ingest and about what services you have to offer on the (LinkedData) Web.
RDF is modelling information in triplets (informa
Alex,
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 5:57 AM, Alexander <564757...@163.com> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> I'm kind of rookie on Dspace, although I have some coding experience.
>
> My goal is to add a RDF storage part to the Dspace system, so users can hand
> in their original works as well as the RDF triples wh
Hi，sands. I will check it out. Do you know how well it goes with Dspace or some
related projects? if possible, I think we like Dspace better.
At 2010-11-16 01:28:17，"Sands Alden Fish" wrote:
Alexander, you may want to consider (and the Duraspace foundation might be
happy if you considered) the
Hello Alexander,
The GSoC project led to a "StorageService" implementation that would
map a "DSpace Entity" to a set RDF statments. this system is
pluggable and uses Tupelo as a configurable middleware between DSpace
and other available triplestore solutions such as Sesame and Mulgara.
https://w
Alexander, you may want to consider (and the Duraspace foundation might be
happy if you considered) the Mulgara RDF store, which is used in Fedora for RDF
storage, and as far as I can tell from my experience, is updated and interacts
with the community far more than the Sesame project has in the
Hi, I'm trying to integrate RDF storage into the Dspace system, so that our
department can store RDF triples into it and display the data with a browser.
Through browsing and searching, I understand that there are some projects going
on, like the GSOC reports, and I also found the sesame part in
