On 7/14/2014 0:17, Jack Hodges wrote:
It looks like my keyboard changed my entry as I was typing. All of the
rdfs:label entries in this repository are xsd:string. And these
repositories are not mine to change anyway.
So where does the rdfs:Literal come from then? It must be stored
somewhere,
Yes that should work. Classes are "just" instances - of owl:Class.
Holger
On 7/14/2014 1:11, Jack Hodges wrote:
Can I build a faceted search on classes rather than on class
instances? If I have a repository that is basically a taxonomy and has
all of the content at the class level, then facet
What would you use as facets?
> On Jul 13, 2014, at 11:11 AM, Jack Hodges wrote:
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> Can I build a faceted search on classes rather than on class instances? If I
> have a repository that is basically a taxonomy and has all of the content at
> the class level, then faceted search on the classe
Can I build a faceted search on classes rather than on class instances? If
I have a repository that is basically a taxonomy and has all of the content
at the class level, then faceted search on the classes would provide the
same benefit as faceted search on instances.
Jack
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It looks like my keyboard changed my entry as I was typing. All of the
rdfs:label entries in this repository are xsd:string. And these
repositories are not mine to change anyway.
On Saturday, July 12, 2014 7:15:26 PM UTC-7, Holger Knublauch wrote:
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> According to the spec (which Jena implement
Charles,
I preformed a cost comparison/analysis with TopQuadrant's products as one of
the sets of solutions. One of the pros with the TopQuadrant suite is that you
actually purchase and own the software after the term of your license, just
without version updates after your maintenence period
Thanks Irene. The good news is that is pretty much the summary I have
given my client. The fact that they want a perfect world with powerful,
flexible vendor solutions/tools without vendor-specific
optimization/differentiability is, I suspect, an ongoing discussion not
unique to TQ tools.
charli
