Hi Would it make sense to add some kind of joker in N3 queries ? What do I mean with "joker" ? Something like : ?X a myPrefix:* . where * stands for any resource name in that namespace . I guess the answer is no ... Indeed, there is nothing like that in http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/n3/ . My use case is the following . I'm using Euler Proof Mechanism <http://eulersharp.sourceforge.net/> with its new Coherent Logic engine to infer (or instantiate if you prefer) Java objects represented by triples such as : _:sk2 a http://java.sun.com/class#myPackage_MyClass . and I'd like to get hold of all those triples by this query : ?X a http://java.sun.com/class#* . The alternative for me would be to assert all subClassOf relations for the Java classes I use , and query this : ?X a http://java.sun.com/class#java_lang_Object . Any idea welcome. Notes: - I tried to find "standard" URI's for representing Java classes but couldn't - I was obliged to use underscore instead of point as a separator of Java packages because CWM ( and Euler ) refuse points in Qnames -- Jean-Marc Vanel http://jmvanel.free.fr/Received on Monday, 8 September 2008 08:58:00 GMT
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