On 31/12/14 14:43, Grant Pax wrote:
My ontological structure is developed in modules wired together with
owl:imports triples. My production environment requires a single file. I have
tried using rdfcat to flatten the system - without success so far. Multiple
owl:Ontology triples are in the final file as one unresolved owl:imports
triple. To get rid of the import triple, I have tried running the
mostly-flattened file back through rdfcat but that didn’t do the trick. I have
tried rdfparse thinking I could run it through sed - again without success (
error: (line 1 column 1): Content is not allowed in prolog.). Any suggestions
for producing a single file with only the top-level owl:Ontology intact and all
owl:imports statements resolved (guess that’s a little redundant)? Protege’s
merge functionality does it but I need to do it from the command line.
Thanks.
"Content is not allowed in prolog" => the parse choice is RDF/XML when
in fact the data is not. Check the start of the file if you wanted
RDF/XML, check how you call the program to parse if not.
Andy
