Does an empty fragid reference the entire document? That would mean <http://www.example.org/#> is the same URI as <http://www.example.org/>. Chris > Thanks Arjohn, > > I am actually writing a serializer that put me into the question. I am > sure that I should throw an exception for this case and those cases > mentioned in the Serialising section. > > > Regards, > Jeremy Wong üÜûòÕá > >>> Consider the rdf:Property http://example.org/# >>> in Notation 3, I can write a triple as >>> <http://example.org/A> <http://example.org/#> <http://example.org/B> >>> . >>> in RDF/XML, how can I write the triple? Let me try... >>> <Description xmlns:ex="http://example.org/#" >>> rdf:about="http://example.org/A"> >>> <ex: rdf:resource="http://example.org/B" /> >>> </Description> >>> However, "ex:" does not match the definition of Qualified Names [1] >>> and the character "#" is not an NCNameChar [2]. I don't have any >>> idea to express the predicate which its URI ends with #. Any >>> suggestion? >> >> This triple cannot be serialized in RDF/XML. See [1] for a short >> discussion on the serialization of RDF in XML. The only way to >> serialize >> such a triple is to use one of the other formats (N3, Turtle, ...). >> >> Arjohn >> >> [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-syntax-grammar/#section-SerialisingReceived on Tuesday, 7 June 2005 12:05:43 GMT
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