Whether a single namespace is best always depends on one's rqts but
technically feasibility seems to depend on whether the properties of the
duplicately-named pages are to have different values than the 'external
term' page. You know you can always display 'customized' content for
those pages. Anyway, remember that special property _equivalent URI_
only works for apps that process _owl:sameAs_. (I don't know why the
special property can't be called _.owl:sameAs_ or, even better,
_.rdf:about_).
Another perhaps better approach is to have a single
protected page whose subobjects are the 'external terms' in question.
Its feasibility depends on how subobjects are handled bvy RDF Export.
You may need to do some patching.
To your original question -- is this
the right way to export smw pages to the semantic web -- my answer is
yes, for pages. Are you having trouble with your current approach?
-john
On 29.04.2013 11:18, Marcelo Chiaradía wrote:
> Hi John,
thanks a lot for your answer.
>
> The reason I thought to put the
"external" terms in another namespace, is that I dont want them to be
"normal" pages. Moreover, I could have some "real" pages in my wiki with
the same name that the imported terms, and conceptually, they wouldnt
mean the same thing, so I need to define them in a separate namespace.
(maybe this is not a good practice, I dont know for sure. Maybe someone
with more experience could give a thought)
>
> Regarding the exporting
RDF feature, I think it could automatically export the external terms,
if I use the property "equivalent URI" in every page that represents an
imported term.
(http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Special_property_Equivalent_URI
[3]) . Again, I dont know for sure if this is meant to be used like
this.
>
> What do you think?
>
> Cheers, Marcelo.
>
> 2013/4/28
Marcelo Chiaradía <chiaradiamarc...@gmail.com>
>
>> 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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