Just a heads up that for more general Semantic Web question you should
probably go somewhere like http://answers.semanticweb.com/ as this mailing
list is Jena specific :)
Rob
Rob Walpole
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On Thu, Aug 20, 201
It's all RDF. OWL is expressed as RDF. I think perhaps you mean RDFS? If
you have an OWL ontology then all of your classes are (at the deepest
level) subclasses of owl:Thing. If you have created an RDFS vocabulary then
all of your classes are subclasses of rdfs:Class. I'm guessing that you
have cre
Thank you but what about RDF models and classes? Is it replaced by OWL ?
On Thu, Aug 20, 2015 at 11:52 AM, Rob Walpole wrote:
> You will need use an OntModel if you want to instantiate your OWL classes.
> I assume your vocabulary is actually based on OWL, i.e. all your classes
> are subclasses o
You will need use an OntModel if you want to instantiate your OWL classes.
I assume your vocabulary is actually based on OWL, i.e. all your classes
are subclasses of owl:Thing - so if you want to use these in your Java code
- perhaps to write queries - you will need to instantiate them something
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Suppose a Protege file which is saved as "module.owl" in Rdf/xml serialized
form and we want to import it in Jena, what classes will we use? I mean RDF
classes like
Model model = ModelFactory.createDefaultModel();
OR Ontmodel classes and methods like
OntModel m = ModelFactory.createOntologyModel
