Hi List: I have been studing RDF and following the discussion in this list for some time. The concept of RDF is very appealing and I want to use it in my applications, not specifically to *discover* resources on the web but first mainly for integration of the different data I have. In the past I used XML to just dump the data to XML document. But I want to bring some semantics to this data and I think rdf is the way. There are some implementation of RDF [parser] I found which are based on SAX parser. But they are very basic and I could not find an answer to a practical problem I have - how do I implement RDF, so that I can store the whole RDF document in memory (kind of RDF DOM), use standard RDF query to 'query' it? The second problem is more of a standardization problem. For example there is a big diference bewteen the RDF Query Specification (http://www.w3.org/QL/QL98/pp/rdfquery.html) and the query language used in rdfDB project (http://web1.guha.com/rdfdb/query.html). Can someone explain if there is "an accepted" query language specification? My first problem is in a way related to the habit using XML. In XML we can put everything in memory in a tree structure. But RDF is based on triples. How can I store them for efficient querying? Does anyone know some links for 'dummies'? Any information is welcome? Thanks in advance. regards, Ayalew KassahunReceived on Monday, 27 November 2000 05:26:15 GMT
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