How to set data type for OWL restriction using Apache Jena?

Hi, I have one urgent problem with Apache Jena, I have posted my question on StackOverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39926809/how-to-set-data-type-for-owl-restriction-using-apache-jena?sem=2). If someone knows answer, please answer it here or on StackOverflow. The copied question

Inference model or Model

Hello, if I we have a model1 (not inference model) and we make changes to the ontology through that model. We have an inference model also (InfModel) and changed the ontology after executing some rules. Then if we have to write the changes to the disk, should we write both the models to disk or

Re: Formatting of values in SPARQL

I quess sieve is now part of ldif (http://ldif.wbsg.de/) and then there is also SILK (http://silkframework.org/) that has nice UI for creating transformation scripts. - Original Message - From: "mikael pesonen" To: "Miika Alonen" ,

Re: Formatting of values in SPARQL

Hi, never would have though this, quite nice way. Those 3 technologies are new to me and spin especially seems interesting - also in general when generating SPARQL. So lot to learn... Thanks! Mikael On 7.10.2016 12:39, Miika Alonen wrote: Hi, You could resolve "schemas" to separate

Don't put when you really want to add!

Not a question but a red faced admission. String serviceURI = "http://wheremydatawas/ds/data;; DatasetAccessor accessor; accessor = DatasetAccessorFactory.createHTTP(serviceURI); System.out.println("Has http://example/update-base/EQ --> " +

Re: Formatting of values in SPARQL

Hi, You could resolve "schemas" to separate graphs (here ?model) and change the datatypes using sparql. DELETE { ?s ?p ?o } INSERT { ?s ?p ?o2 } WHERE { GRAPH ?data { ?s ?p ?o . FILTER(isLiteral(?o) && lang(?o) = "") BIND(STRDT(STR(?o), ?range) AS ?o2) } GRAPH ?model { ?p a

Formatting of values in SPARQL

Hi, Im using php at the moment to store data to Jena. Data comes in in various formats and my code generates update SPARQL from that. Anyone know if there is some library or code that could format the values based on schema? For example I would load Dublin Core schema and library would

Re: Applications/Projects Using Jena

Granatum http://www.fit.fraunhofer.de/en/fb/cscw/projects/granatum.html is a Cancer research project that uses Jena to query across multiple databases with differing vocabularies. A custom query engine built on Jena does automatic query translation and partitioning for each endpoint as necessary.