The workflow could be
a) User enters natural language
b) The JavaScript calls a servlet that turns that language into SPARQL
via a GET request
c) The JavaScript takes this SPARQL and sends it to tbl/sparql?query=...
via GET
d) The JavaScript parses the resulting JSON or XML to display result
And for non-standard properties (such as those created by us), maybe an
option to provide such a legal default value definition for others.
On Wednesday, July 29, 2015 at 4:57:22 PM UTC-7, Jack Hodges wrote:
Often times I find myself in a situation where I am putting a value into a
form
Often times I find myself in a situation where I am putting a value into a
form field and TBC doesn't like it. I end up spending a fair amount of time
looking for legal values. It would be [very] nice if, at least for standard
types, a default legal value could be put into the field so that we
Hello Holger,
How can I send query to TopBraid's SPARQL endpoint. Is it through
ui:CreateLink? I am getting error if I use ui:CreateLink.
Thanks,
Shreelakshmi
On Monday, 27 July 2015 16:25:31 UTC+5:30, Shreelakshmi G.M wrote:
To try the above solution I checked the this blog entry
I cant enter sparql query directly in the SPARQL endpoint. User will enter
the question in natural language, which will be converted to SPARQL query
and shows the results.
Can this be done by invoking the SPARQL endpoint from SWA application.
Thanks,
Shreelakshmi
On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 3:50
Which datatypes do you have in mind? I assume xsd:string and any numeric
datatypes are not a problem. I can imagine that xsd:date and
xsd:dateTime are. What else?
Also, could you give me some example of user-defined datatypes that you
have created? With OWL 2 syntax?
(On the more general
