The RIOT writers divide up into three kinds: "pretty", "blocks" and
"flat" where the concepts are applicable.
"Pretty" is the expensive pretty printing form which si also
non-streamable. For both RDF/XML and TTL, it is unsuitable for
perforance predicable applications. Several parts of prett
Hi Tony,
Yes, I understood this was a different question. My point is that your
example of what output you need seems to be pretty close to the basic
writer with no expansion of linked resources at all and the only obvious
difference being the in-lining of types. Taking the basic writer and
a
Hi Dave:
Actually this is a different problem from my initial query (which was
indeed about multiple typed nodes and selecting a preferred form - we'll
take that one away).
This is a completely separate issue and relates to the way that the
RDF/XML-ABBREV serializer works.
As noted we have encou
Hi Tony,
If what you actually need is the basic writer plus in-lining of
(selected) RDF types then you could consider developing your own.
If I recall correctly the RDF/XML basic (non-ABBREV) writer is actually
very simple and easy to specialize by inheritance. Then you could
contribute your e
Hi Martynas:
We want the RDF/XML-ABBREV format for RDF typed nodes.
We'd prefer not getting inline expansion as the XML is then more regular
and easier to query with XML tooling. (For the use case see our ISWC 2014
presentation here [1]. We're modelling in RDF and querying in XML. We're
chasing s
So what is the difference between Jena's RDF/XML and Rapper's RDF/XML?
The only thing I can see that Rapper inlines RDF type and Jena uses
rdf:Description. That can be easily fixed using XML tools such as
XSLT.
The question is, why do you need such specific output?
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 3:39 PM
Hi Martynas:
As said:
> The basic RDF/XML output from Jena is not what we need. We just need a
>better, more regular, RDF/XML-ABBREV such as the rapper output.
Cheers,
Tony
On 17/11/2014 14:35, "Martynas Jusevičius" wrote:
>Tony,
>
>have you tried dropping the -ABBREV and simply using RDF
Tony,
have you tried dropping the -ABBREV and simply using RDF/XML?
Martynas
graphityhq.com
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 3:26 PM, Hammond, Tony
wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I've got another couple questions about RDF/XML-ABBREV format.
>
> When using the RDF/XML-ABBREV serializer to output a pretty-printed gra
Hi:
I've got another couple questions about RDF/XML-ABBREV format.
When using the RDF/XML-ABBREV serializer to output a pretty-printed graph on
our subject taxonomy but we get object nodes expanded inline on their first
mention. See example output below [1] where I've shown only the URI referen
