> That is, the expectation of the Working Group was to say that > the full URI of a resource named in a Description element using > the ID attribute is formed by concatenating the base URI of the > XML document (however that may be determined, including the new > XBase specification http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlbase), a "#" character, > and the ID attribute value. I now think that this is wrong. > (...) > In fact, the RDF Model and Syntax specification does not tell you > how to construct a full URI for the resource named by an ID or bagID. aouch ! this sounds kind of revolutionnary to me ! Although I agree with you that plain URI+'#'+ID is not a good solution, every implementation of RDF I know is using it this way ! How could we use a schema, else ? (unless the schema does not use rdf:ID at all, which is a solution...) We need to clarify this point quickly, I think. Does this mean we are fast heading to RDF 2.0, at last ? ;-P Pierre-Antoine _______________________________________________________ Vendez tout... aux enchères - http://www.caraplazza.comReceived on Thursday, 20 April 2000 04:52:29 GMT
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