On 6/12/2012 13:05, Mark Colquhoun wrote:
Hi,
I am currently trying to map an existing XML file into another
ontology by first opening the XML file as a semantic XML file. This
seems to work without any errors however the types that are produced
from the XML elements are all wrapped in open and closing angle
brackets (<>). For example, I have a Field elements that are mapped to
things of type "<Field>". The problem I am then having is that I
cannot query the semantic XML model as<Field> is not a valid URI. Is
there something I am missing here? Looking at Holger's video
introducing Semantic XML, the types produced are the element names
without the angle brackets.
Regards,
Mark.
Hi Mark,
yes we have modified this algorithm recently, and the behavior may be
strange for XML files that use the default namespace only. I will look
if we can/should change this behavior today so that it can go into the
upcoming 3.6.1. What it could do is use the same algorithm as for the
property URIs, i.e. make up a rather random URI based on the file
location. However, in any case you end up with a very file-specific
solution.
If this is blocking you, add a namespace statement to the root element
of your XML before importing, e.g.
<Field xmlns="http://example.org";>...
Holger
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