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Henry Story edited comment on CLEREZZA-470 at 4/17/11 4:41 PM:
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Duplicate of CLEREZZA-489
was (Author: bblfish):
Duplicate of ISSUE-489
> improve names of remote graphs and local editions of them
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>
> Key: CLEREZZA-470
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLEREZZA-470
> Project: Clerezza
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Henry Story
> Assignee: Henry Story
>
> Currently the WebProxy component has an illogical naming framework for
> graphs.
> given a remote graph <http://joe.example/profile> the name of it in the DB is
> <http://joe.example/profile.cache>
> Any local additions or changes to the graph are placed in
> <http://joe.example/profile>
> That is messy because:
> - if someone names a resource http://joe.example.org/profile.cache> it will
> be difficult to tell by inspection of rdf db if that is now meant to be the
> local or the remote version
> - a locally edited remote graph, can be locally edited differently by
> different local users. Jane may want to correct Joe's birthdate. Jack may
> want to correct his housing address.
> In the longer term we may want an ontology so that we don't need to care
> about the names of the graphs. But until then, we may as well do this the
> intuitively correct way.
> So my suggestion is that remote graphs be named by their URL, and hence local
> graphs also be named that way.
> And if edits on remote graphs should be done - though the concept is still
> unclear - a new graph along the lines
> .../people/jane/edited?uri=http://example.org/profile
> if that somehow creates too long a URI then I suggest we create a tinyurl
> service (which will be useful anyway) and have
> .../people/jane/edited?tiny=ADsf34
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