Hi Holger,
Thx a lot!
Non-meta response still very much appreciated :) but in future I will post
generic questions to the other list,
Michel
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Hi Scott,
No, unfortunately this happens to me and an experienced colleague who just
worked around it with xpath to avoid the impossible conversion.
So I have an xsd:string stored in a ?xmlStringResult output variable from
the PostRequest.
I see the XML in debug, very well formed and including
Hi again,
Yes, it works after removing the inner function. Directly binding an
xsd:string to the rdf:XmlLiteral works indeed. Somehow, passing through
ReturnXML node messed it up.
Also my colleague said it does not work for him because he does not have
?.. antet.
Thanks
On Tuesday, May 27,
Hi,
I am trying to generate the currend xsd:dateTime to insert in a dynamic XML
payload with:
spif:dateFormat(now(), -MM-dd)) + T + spif:dateFormat(now(),
HH:mm:ssZ)
Sending out content yields XSD validation exception, probably from the
remoint endpoint XSD validation:
Reason:
Hi,
I have a sml:SerializeSparqlResults in an external code and i need to
deserialize it back to RDF in another part of the system.
How can I do this?
thanks
Nicu
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Hi,
Found, convert text in one of the serializations formats back to RDF
function.
Thanks
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 4:12:07 PM UTC+3, Nicolae Marasoiu wrote:
Hi,
I have a sml:SerializeSparqlResults in an external code and i need to
deserialize it back to RDF in another part of the system.
Hi,
ReturnRDF has a sml:serialization argument, which suggests me that the RDF
triple set need to be serialized in order to be used in the calling
function.
Can RDF results be shared as values without being serialized?
Thanks,
Nicu
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Nicolae; On creating the Date time, why not just use SPARQL now()
directly, i.e.:
BIND(now() AS ?date)
...or
SELECT (now() AS ?date)...
In terms of the error message, the leading and trailing apostrophe
is probably to blame. The syntax of ant RDF
Hi,
Just cloned some modules, and i checked that in the BranchByAsk I only have
if and else, no next.
However nodes on both if and else branches are hit.
This really looks like a bug, can you advice?
Thanks
Nicu
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Asserted it looks like:
[cid:image001.png@01CF79CF.7D391D80]
When infered with spin I get:
[cid:image002.png@01CF79CF.7D391D80]
With query:
CONSTRUCT {
?eNeighbourhood depc:hasComplexProperty ?ppuri .
?ppuria depc:ProfileProperty;
depc:valueKind Nominal^^xsd:string;
Michel; Yes, the type should be float (for both, actually) and the
sum aggregate will default to float if any of the values are
floating point (see SPARQL 1.1 specs for more).
In terms of the fully qualified URI, chances are that
depc:e-Production does not have a
I was trying to load a large model (FMA) so I could take a look at it.
TBCME said this was ill advised and said it could create a project that
would point to the model and said ok. I am sure TBCME would have been happy
to continue doing this but I decided to cancel the operation - but there is
Jack; Not sure what process you were using to load. If there is a
specific message associated with "TBCME said this was ill advised",
then we may be able to provide more specific advice.
If the file contents can fit into memory, then use the procedure
found in the
Do you have a reproducible test scenario or further details? You can
take this off-list if you have confidential data.
Holger
On 5/28/2014 0:36, Nicolae Marasoiu wrote:
Hi,
Just cloned some modules, and i checked that in the BranchByAsk I only
have if and else, no next.
However nodes on
I assume you are talking about SPARQLMotion functions, i.e. SPIN
functions that have an sm:returnModule. If you have such a function
ex:MyFunction that ends with sml:ReturnRDF, then you can indeed use the
function as a module, such as in
MyFirstModule sm:next ex:MyFunction sm:next
Hi Tim,
I cannot think of another solution out of the box. Importing Excel files
indeed currently requires local files, not URLs. We could change that in
a future version, or we could add a module to download any file into the
workspace, but neither of that would help you short-term.
Holger
Yes just to confirm - SM functions embedded into SM scripts may either
return a graph (sml:ReturnRDF) or a node (sml:ReturnNode). sml:ReturnXML
is not supported in those cases. So maybe you are able to use
sml:ReturnNode to return the XML nodes as a single string literal.
Holger
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