Re: Literal value

Hi Boon,

You may get an answer here, but DAML questions are best directed to
www-rdf-logic@w3.org.

With regard to the namespace question, at present you cannot use
namespace prefix names in resource attribute values :(

Brian


Boon Kulvatunyou wrote:
> 
> I am not sure if this question has been raised by someone already. Anyway,
> the question is-- can I still have a property, which range is a literal
> value like the example below, with regard to the March 2001 DAML. If the
> answer is 'yes', then the property is 'ObjectProperty' or
> 'DatatypeProperty'? If 'no' (which I would probably expect), then I think
> there should be 'domain' and 'range' statement defined in the
> 'ObjectProperty' and 'DatatypeProperty' specification.
> 
> <daml:Class rdf:ID="Person"/>
> <rdfs:ObjectProperty rdf:ID="name">
>     <rdfs:domain rdf:resource="#Person">
> </rdfs:Property>
> <Person rdf:ID="00011222">
>     <name>George Bush</name>
> </Person>
> 
> -- I haven't got a chance to read the namespace spec yet, but I am wondering
> can we use the namespace prefix in the object reference? Like
> rdf:resource="dex:#Person".
> 
> B.
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