Hi Marcelo,
I think it's smart to set up a namespace for "terms" -
if it were me though I'd have one namespace, and just tag those pages
from external sources as Category:External, storing the uri of the
source term in a text- property on the term: page.
rdf-export does not
automatically handle Individuals for you. Though property-name mappings
work fine, rdf-export has no facility (that I know of) to map your pages
to equivalent external uris. Unfortunately the strategy of assigning the
external term's external-uri to a property of the page to be exported,
won't do the trick IF the property is an object-property. This strategy
though WILL work for text-properties.
Hope that helps - john
On
28.04.2013 10:01, Marcelo Chiaradía wrote:
> Any tip about this would
be much appreciated.
>
> Marcelo
>
> 2013/4/25 Marcelo Chiaradía
<chiaradiamarc...@gmail.com>
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> Im trying to
import some external vocabulary into my wiki (for examples, thesauri
terms, dublin core properties, etc).
>>
>> I need it because I want my
pages to be exported into the semantic web, thorugh the "Export RDF"
feature.
>>
>> Importing known vocabularies will allow me to acomplish
this in a more massive way I think, cause I will be able to connect some
of my pages to external resources through the imported vocabularies.
>>
>> Moreover, I dont want the imported terms will be considered as pages
into my wiki. They represent just external terms. So I defined a new
"External_term" namespace for them.
>>
>> So for each term imported I
defined an "External_term" page for it. And for every property imported,
I just tag my property page with the "equivalent" tag.
>>
>> I want to
know if Im taking the right approach to expose my pages into the
semantic web.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Marcelo.
>
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