The easiest approach is to import XSD for your XML files which creates OWL
ontology, then XML files that correspond to it can be auto-transformed to RDF.
If you don’t have XSD, there tools which will generate one for you from XML
files. It may be possible to annotate the ontology you have
I thought spin:Template (possibly with arguments) can be used anywhere
sp:Query can be used, including constructors?
On Thursday, November 23, 2017 at 11:44:22 PM UTC+1, Holger Knublauch wrote:
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> Hi,
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> SPIN constructors don't have a facility for parameters, making their use
> rather
Thank you so much! Works as exected!
Yes, I am thinking or better said, I've already decided to switch to SHACL.
But unfortunately the transition will take some time due to some
specialties that we've introduced and from which I want and have to become
rid of.
Simon
Am Donnerstag, 23.
Hi,
I have created an ontology (.ttl) manually -without using any tool- and
it's based on XML representation. What I want to do is to import many XML
files and create individuals which correspond to the existing ontology. How
can I achieved the mapping between the XML files and the ontology
Hi Simon,
the only code that executes those fixes in our code base is in
TopBraid-specific extensions, so I cannot help out of the box. Some
untested snippet:
Command command = templateCall.getTemplate().getBody();
Update spinUpdate = SPINFactory.asUpdate(command);
Hi,
SPIN constructors don't have a facility for parameters, making their use
rather limited. Given that SPIN is not an official standard anyway, why
not make up your own property and do what you want there?
Holger
On 24/11/2017 4:25, Martynas Jusevicius wrote:
Hi,
I am using this code to
Hi all,
I am struggling with creating fixes programmatically. All my search efforts
did not provide me with any code snippet that would show how to apply them.
My problem: I have a ConstraintViolation object and via getFixes() I get a
Collection. My defined spin:fix in the construct part of the
Michel,
Irene and TopQuadrant are not responsible for QUDT, though they are
intimately familiar with it. She is addressing your general import question
into TBC. For any QUDT import issues you would need to talk to someone in
QUDT.org. Granted, at present Ralph knows more about the ontologies
