- From: Yoshio Fukushige <fuku@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 23:03:22 +0900
- To: "'RDF Data Access Working Group '" <public-rdf-dawg@w3.org>
Hi. Re: SADDLE, I've been trying to describe the vocabulary using OWL, er, maybe just RDFS. Is it that I am supposed to do, I come to be afraid it is not...(^_^;) Anyway, in doing so, I faced several questions.... Among them are, (1) In the Example in the Protocol doc, I found saddle:queryLanguage saddle:spec saddle:resultFormat saddle:mediaType saddle:humanInterface saddle:dataSet saddle:vocabulary saddle:supportsDatatypeOp Are these all we need? Do we need some classes for their subjects or objects, like saddle:QueryLanguage, saddle:resultFormat? Is it OK to use as the class names the strings that are different from the corresponding predicate names just in capitalization? (2) What are the objects of saddle:dataSet? Are they the graphs that could be used either as the default graph or additional named graphs? Are they the only graphs that could be used in the RDF data set? What if a graph that is not declared as a saddle:dataSet of that service is specified as the default/named graph? (An error? Should the service fetch the graph? Or may the service do so? Is it up to the service?, How to describe this?) How can one know what is used as the default graph when no instruction is given in either the query or the protocol? Can one always change the default graph? (3) What does saddle:vocabulary mean? Does it mean the service understands what is described in that URI? i.e. Does the service work with the ontological restrictions stated there? What if some rules are given elsewhere? Can a service advertise that it understands the rules using saddle:vocabulary with the URI of the rules? (4) Where can I find the latest WSDL/RDF vocabulary? What is the rdf:type of a subject of wsdl:endpoint, for example? Best, Yoshio
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