Re: Formation of RDF terms

Intuitively it doesn't seem that it is correct to me, but I can't yet figure
out an example.

Charles

On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Aaron Swartz wrote:

  I have a question on the formation of RDF terms:

  For a given RDF term x, can it be assumed that for every character following
  the last # (or if none exists, the last /) is the name and the rest is the
  namespace?

  Example:

   http://example.webns.net/term/fries/smelly
      Namespace: http://example.webns.net/term/fries/
      Term: smelly

   http://example.webns.net/term/fries#smelly
      Namespace: http://example.webns.net/term/fries#
      Term: smelly

  Is this correct? (This would mean that no RDF terms could include a / or a
  #, right?)



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