These questions are about the Open Source SPIN API, but I think it shares a
lot of the codebase with TopBraid, so I think this forum is appropriate.
First, inside of TopBraid, there is a function called smf:qname that does a
very nice job of rendering certain blank nodes in Manchester-like notation.
To see this in action, open up QUDT (available in the LinkedModels
directory in your TopBraid project) and run the following query:
SELECT ?b
WHERE {
?s a owl:Restriction .
LET (?b := smf:qname (?s))
}
you get a bunch of human-readable forms for the restrictions. Pretty cool!
So here's my first question - is this functionality proprietary to
TopQuadrant, or can it be included in the open source, command-line SPIN
functionality?
A second question about the open source SPIN package. At the moment, it
relies on Jena 2.xx. Jena now recommends 3.xx, but the SPIN API is
incompatible with this. Are there plans to update the SPIN API to use Jena
3.xx? Or will the SPIN API be replaced by a SHACL implementation? The
latter seems problematic, since SPIN provides functionality that goes
beyond the specification of SHACL.
Dean
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