3 Feb
2004
3 Feb
'04
11:41 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 10:27:35 -0500, Paul Winkler wrote:
Either or both, yes. Generally you read peoples RDF into a local store,
but you could use thier remote query interface if they will let you.
Er, yes. Sorry!
- Steve
You create a
mapping schema which says
GreenThings rdfs:subClassOf ColouredThings .
RedThings rdfs:subClassOf ColouredThings .
(and the same for the properties that need translating.
okey-doke.
Now, how do you, as a third party, make use of all this stuff?
Do I have to provide a query engine at some URL or do you just
walk through my pile of RDF documents parsing stuff? So any queries
you have on GreenThings will be satisfied by instances of
ColouredThings - not a perfect match as you can see, but better than
nothing.
Did you mean to say that the other way around? i.e.
"any queries you have on ColouredThings will be satisfied by instances of
GreenThings".