Re: Attempt to use Owl rule language to express preconditions in Congo

Hi Drew,

Would <drs:And> be the top-level element?

I guess this says that the atoms are to be treated in conjunction, do we 
have something on top of all this that classifies it as a formula?

Thanks,

Monika


Drew McDermott wrote:

>   [David Martin]
>   Would it perhaps make sense, then, to define Formula in the drs 
>   namespace (or use whatever term drs already uses for formulas), rather 
>   than putting this new thing in the process namespace?
>
>Yes, it would.  We'd get:
>
>       <drs:And>
>           <drs:conn_args rdf:parseType="Collection">
>               <owl:individualPropertyAtom>
>                       <owl:propertyPredicate 
>                                  rdf:resource="&congoUserProfile;accountExists/>
>                       <owl:argument1 rdf:about="#AcctID" />
>                       <owl:argument2 rdf:about="#Password" />
>               </owl:individualPropertyAtom>   
>               <owl:individualPropertyAtom>
>                       <owl:propertyPredicate 
>                                   rdf:resource="&congoUserProfile;creditExists/>
>                       <owl:argument1 rdf:about="#AcctID" />
>                       <owl:argument2 rdf:about="#CreditCardNumber" />
>               </owl:individualPropertyAtom>   
>           </drs:conn_args>
>       </drs:And>
>
>                                             -- Drew
>
>
>  
>

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