Bob MacGregor wrote: > So where is the controversy? Possibly is has to do with the problem > of nested contexts. The > most general solutions allow contexts to contain other contexts. If > the named graph solution > allows one to apply a name to a subgraph of another graph, then it is > supporting exactly the same kind of > nesting. The named document solution does not support nesting. Sorry, could you clarify that last point - if you can refer to a graph through the URI of the container document, then surely can't that URI be used in another graph/document? [accepting all provisos about the approach being a bit hacky] -- Raw http://dannyayers.comReceived on Friday, 27 August 2004 10:37:54 GMT
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