Hi Dave,
thanks a lot, your queries are working perfectly - now that I know the
principle I will try to implement other queries.
Best regards,
Bojan
On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 9:57 AM, Dave Reynolds wrote:
> Hi Bojan,
>
>
> On 06/03/13 06:30, Bojan Milić wrote:
>
> What I would like to achieve is
Hi Bojan,
On 06/03/13 06:30, Bojan Milić wrote:
What I would like to achieve is to build some kind of document library,
where some documents use and create other documents.
OK, so in fact it seems like you mostly want to create and query data.
That's fine, that's what many people use Jena fo
Hey Dave,
tnx for your reply. Yes I did describe my case poorly. I am not even sure
if I need to use domain and range property, I am new to semantic and Jena.
What I would like to achieve is to build some kind of document library,
where some documents use and create other documents. Thanks to feed
I don't follow what you are trying to achieve but it sounds like at
least part of it is to be able to state that the domain or range of a
property is a union of classes, rather than a single class. At least
that's what your OWL API example seems to do.
This is perfectly possible in Jena. For e
Hi Joshua,
thank you for your answer, it helps a lot. I couldn't attach my file when I
posted this issue to jena.apache.org, so I am attaching one now - there is
a desired functionality of what I would like to achieve. OK I understand
now, that you cannot add something as a domain property because
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 5:25 AM, Bojan Milić wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> I am developing ontology for supply chain management and I am
> encountering some problems regarding Jena API. In my ontology I have
> following structure:
>
> classA
> classA1
> classA2
> classA3
> classA4
> cl
Dear friends,
I am developing ontology for supply chain management and I am
encountering some problems regarding Jena API. In my ontology I have
following structure:
classA
classA1
classA2
classA3
classA4
classB
classC
classD
Classes are representing some documents for example (c
