- From: Ron Siemens <rsiemens77@hotmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2015 08:51:08 -0700
- To: "public-linked-json@w3.org" <public-linked-json@w3.org>
- CC: David Booth <david@dbooth.org>
- Message-ID: <BAY177-W458D57014830A79AC8EE23D7D60@phx.gbl>
Hi David, It's the same question I asked originally, just with revised JSON now, since Markus pointed out the limitations of JSON-LD with respect to objects with the same naming conventions - ie. using fields with the same name. I'd just like to have the context, header-linked, that I can use for my below REST interface and data model, which will then let me browse this data structure with an off-the-shelf tool. A tree has a root branch, each branch can have a set of child branches and a set of leaves, a leaf just has some attributes. Ron I can query the data model through a REST interface as below. http://biohost1:3777/v1/growths9/tree/{tree_name} http://biohost1:3777/v1/growths9/branch/{branch_name} http://biohost1:3777/v1/growths9/leaf/{leaf_name} > > tree > > { > > "tree_id":"100", > > "tree_name":"maple", > > "root_branch":"root_branch" > > } > > > > branch > > { > > "branch_id":"200", > > "branch_name":"root_branch", > > "branches":[ { "branch_id":"201", "branch_name":"sub1_branch" }, { > > "branch_id":"202", "branch_name":"sub2_branch" } ], > > "leaves":[ { "leaf_id":"500", "leaf_name":"leaf1" }, { > > "leaf_id":"501", "leaf_name":"leaf3" }, { "leaf_id":"502", > > "leaf_name":"leaf4" } ], > > "age":"20" > > } > > > > leaf > > { > > "leaf_id":"500", > > "leaf_name":"leaf1", > > "area":"10", > > "age":"3" > > } > >
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