Re: Service description schema

I agree that something like this would be really useful.  I'm a big fan of
follow-your-nose via explicit RDF vocabulary (rather than network sniffing).
But did you mean for this sparql:seeEndpoint predicate to be explicitly
asserted or entailed (or the equivalent)?

-- Chimezie

On 8/11/09 2:12 AM, "Steve Harris" <steve.harris@garlik.com> wrote:

> I'm acutely aware of the dangers of scope creep, but one thing I think
> we ought to be able to say is something like:
> 
> <some-resource> sparql:seeEndpoint <http://sparql.example/endpoint> .
> 
> ie. an equivalent of rdfs:seeSlso, but with slightly stronger
> semantics, and meaning that there's a SPARQL endpoint at the object
> URI, that has some information about the the resource in the subject.
> 
> It's something we needed to be able to say when building the FAOF
> Builder (http://foafbuilder.qdos.com/), but weren't able to. In the
> end we settled for rdfs:seeAlso, which is a pretty bad fit.
> 
> - Steve


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