Thanks again Richard!
I played around with the Perform update node for a while but somehow it
doesn't update the EDG graph. This is, i suppose, why you need SWP. I use
SWP only for UI to keep it separated from the (web)services which makes it
more readable.
Another option, i guess, is to
Hi Colin,
Export to RDF file actually does what it says on the tin—it exports the results
to an RDF file in the workspace. It doesn't work for updating a graph in the
system database.
The closest equivalent to Import RDF from Workspace in the other direction is
Perform Update, but that is not
Hi Richard,
Still a bit confused. Currently i want to do the opposite. i.e. add data
to EDG similar to the following SPARQL query:
INSERT {
GRAPH ?graph {
?s rdfs:comment ?annotation .
}
}
WHERE {
BIND("archimate_example_model" AS ?workspace).
BIND("aangifte" AS ?station).
BIND("test3"
Yes, EDG has the same kind of workspace as TBC underneath, although in EDG it
is usually somewhat hidden behind a higher-level abstraction (an
RDF/SPARQL-style “set of named graphs”, which in turn is somewhat hidden behind
the “asset collection” abstraction).
The name of the “Import RDF From
Hi Richard,
Great, this works, thank you so much! I never knew that a workspace was
referring to an EDG asset collection as i always thought this was a
composer/eclipse workspace.
Colin
On Thursday, April 23, 2020 at 10:22:50 AM UTC+2, Richard Cyganiak wrote:
>
> Hi Colin,
>
> I think what
Hi Colin,
I think what you need to do is:
1) Get the graph URI of the asset collection containing the EDG instances. This
can be found on the Settings tab of the asset collection and is a URI of the
form urn:x-evn-master:...
2) In the SPARQLMotion script, use the Import RDF From Workspace
