Hi Marmotta Users,
I have a ontology design for Kiwi question. Let’s say I want to describe
some properties of a computer/server. I could use this simple turtle,
@prefix xsd: ….
@prefix rdf ….
@prefix maront: <http://my.server.domain/ont/1/#>
@prefix mar: <http://my.marmottaDB.domain/marmotta/resource/>
mar:server a maront:linuxserver ;
maront:amountRamGB “4”^^xsd:decimal ;
maront:amountHDTB “2”^^xsd:decimal .
to define the server, what it ‘is’, the amount of RAM and the amount of HD
(space). If I want to say that this server is running marmotta 3.3.0 this is a
bit more difficult. Normally I’d use an anonymous node,
@prefix ~ ~ ~
mar:server [
maront:hasResourceName mar:ApacheMarmotta ;
maront:hasResourceVersion “3.3.0” ;
maront:hasResourceType “Database” ;
] .
but even though it’s OK turtle syntax, this seems to be not allowed in
Marmotta/Kiwi. I want to describe the server to say it runs Marmotta but that
it’s specifically the 3.3.0 version.My question is, how do community members
handle this sort of situation? This is a simple example but there are more
complex things I want to describe like saying this particular install uses a
specific config file or that this runs as a specific user while another one may
be run as root. This is the sort of situation anonymous nodes seemed to solve,
but in a linked data platform anonymous nodes don’t really make sense, but I’m
not sure how to best sort out this situation.
Thanks Everyone,
-Joshua
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