Hello Scott , thanks for the prompt reply
Understood with the proton namespace but with regard to the j:0 issues,
unfortunately, I am currently tied to having to use rdf, but I still do not
understand why I end up with a foaf import, (what models should I look at
to try and track down the problem) .
By "all of your resources" do you mean the instances contained within the
model.
And finally I know this is probably trivial but its bugging me, what
exactly does the world or globe icon actually represent.
Regards once again John
ps. I have been out of the loop for a while, so apologies if I have
actually missed this, but are you planning to do any training based in the
uk.
On Wednesday, 22 August 2012 22:29:06 UTC+1, John Perdoni wrote:
>
> Version: 3.6.1.v20120622-1546R
>
> Hi, I wonder if you could help yet again.
>
> I have various ontologies that in some way or another interact. I try to
> be very careful about what other models I import, but recently I seem to be
> having issues when running inferencing, and with files that some how seem
> to somehow import ontologies that I cannot see imported elsewhere which TBC
> assigns prefixes of j:0 and j:1
>
> For example when running inferiencing on a model that only imports
> skos:core and the purl.org.dc set, I get a reference to
> proton.semanticweb.org/2005/04/protons and xlmns.com/foaf/0.1/maker along
> with others. I cannot work out where these inferences come from, and the
> lightbulb on the inferences tab does not show why the triple has been
> inferred.
>
> The same two offending namespaces ie foaf and proton show up in variours
> files with prefixes j:0 and j:1 as being imports even though when I run the
> following query
>
> SELECT *
> WHERE {?a owl:imports ?b}
>
> I see no reference to them.
>
> One final question why do I see I "world icon" for the prefix dcterms even
> though it is imported using the local topbraid copy.
>
> Hopefully you can help, am I doing something fundamentally wrong, ie
> duplicating imports somehow
>
> Regards once again
>
> John
>
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