On 09/06/07, Gav.... <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In our DOAP, and as reflected on /dev/
we have so called 'resources' such as
<doap:category
rdf:resource="http://projects.apache.org/category/build-management"/>
and several more entries like it.
Should these not point to the actual locations such as above would be
<doap:category
rdf:resource="http://projects.apache.org/indexes/category.html#build-managem
ent"/>
or are these examples of non-literals that point to nowhere which I don't
see the point in creating hrefs to.
See my earlier reply. Yes, these are non-literals.
The rdf:resource *could* point to the human readable description as
you suggest, but then we would be using a different set of URIs to the
rest of the ASF and anyone else who adopts the categories defined by
the ASF.
One last, minor point, in relation to your last sentence. These are
not HREFs. A HREF is a Hypertext REFerence, i.e. a hypertext link to a
document. These are URIs.
Ross
