On May 8, 2010, at 12:26 AM, Jeff wrote:
> Just running the inferences is fine for what I'm doing. I should have
> thought of trying that but I've been spoiled by the SPARQL tab's
> inference button :-)
>
> I noticed you must have some default UISPIN ui:instanceView defined
> since all URIs are clickable and they render all of a resource's
> propeties/values (as well as incoming references).
This is the ui:instanceView for rdfs:Resource defined in the TUI file.
> This leads me to
> the question of what if, in the context of tobraid live/SPARQL Motion,
> you want multiple, different renderings associated with a class that
> would be choose-able (e.g. what if in some cases I wanted your default
> rendering instead of my custom designed one)? I did try creating
> two ui:instanceView renderings in my ui model for a single class, but
> the default rendering in the browser view ignores the second one.
> Would there be a way to create a web-app where you could choose which
> rendering you want? No need to explain how, I'm just looking for a
> basic yes or no right now, e.g. "yes there is a way to create multiple
> renderings and choose at run-time which one you want by using SPARQL
> Motion."
Yes, there is a way to create multiple renderings and choose at run-time one
you want by using ui:id. Set ui:id as an attribute of the root element in your
instanceView, and then select it either in the servlet call (matchIds=...) or
<ui:resourceView resource="..." matchIds="..." />. Some of this is explained
here
http://uispin.org/ui.html#resourceView
Cheers,
Holger
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