> From: Jonas Liljegren [mailto:jonas@rit.se] > I would like to see these examples formulated in RDF, since I can't > understand exactly whay you mean with 'is a kind of', 'are equal'... Sorry, Jonas, I skimmed the vital three lines in your original email and missed the key point that fixes my four examples: > The important thing here is to make { xsd:element rdfs:subClassOf > rdfs:Literal }. That's the way to integrate XML schema into RDF. No > need for alienating DAML or use those extra property types. With this point noted, I retract my scatter-gun comments and extend an apology instead. RDFS prohibits anything being a subclass of a literal, so my first two examples go away. RDF also prohibits using a literal as a domain, so my third and fourth examples go away. Neat! Now all we need to do is to define { xsd:element rdfs:subClassOf rdfs:Literal } in some appropriate place. - PeterReceived on Thursday, 29 March 2001 10:56:14 GMT
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