Hi William,
it is (theoretically) possible to execute a SPARQLMotion script after
each edit to an EDG model. The starting point is to create a
teamwork:EditRule, which triggers an SWP script (which can invoke
SPARQLMotion). To see an example, open teamwork.ui.ttlx and look at
subclasses of teamwork:EditRules. These fire after each change and
provide access to the triples that have changed. Maybe you can express
the whole logic to update the RDF file as a pure SWP script? (You can
embed most SPARQLMotion modules into SWP syntax as XML-like elements).
Having said this, I am not sure if this is the right solution. You state
you want to have an RDF output file always up to date. But this is
potentially brittle. Wouldn't it work to compute this RDF file whenever
the request (to fetch it) comes in so that it's always fresh, or what is
the surrounding workflow? And where is the RDF output "file" written to
- can it also just be another RDF database that is updated?
Holger
On 23/01/2019 7:09 am, William Ramos wrote:
Hi, there;
I have a SPARQLMotion script that, when executed it will export a
taxonomy to an RDF output file.
I would like to invoke this script every time such taxonomy is
edited/updated in order to have the RDF output file always up to date.
Is it possible to achieve this with TBC or EDG?
... if so, could you please tell me the steps?
Thanks in advance.
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