RE: default hashtags

  The test site is behaving as I want (though I dont know if its conforming, or going "beyond" the spec). its natural, and useful. It works well with the same blogsite also serving as an openid delegation point. To accomplish the following, all I did was what is "user natural". I took my RDFa from the spec, changed the mod value, changed to integer typing for the exponent, duplicated that ...so a second graph has localid of #, added an openid relation to the #-=identiied graph, and made a cert with 3 URIs, as shown below. If the following holds true to the spirit of this movement, Ill stop putting #tags in the URIs of my certs (assuming that the RDFa marks the graph with the default # tag).   



* Checking ownership of certificate (public key matches private key)... 
PASSED (Reason: GENEROUS)

* 
Checking if certificate contains URIs in the subjectAltName field... PASSED

* Found 3 URIs in the certificate (a maximum of 
3 will be tested).

* Checking URI 1 
(http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/)...
  - Trying to fetch and 
process certificate(s) from webid profile... 
        Testing if the modulus 
representation matches the one in the webid (found a modulus 
value)...

          Testing modulus... PASSED
            WebID=b94692148969aeb.......c165dfa03526b25
             Cert  
=b94692148969aeb.......c165dfa03526b25

          Match found, ignoring 
futher tests!

* Authentication 
successful!

 Your certificate contains the following WebIDs:


http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/ 
http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/# 
http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/2011/11/2uri.html#me 
The WebID 
URI used to claim your identity is:


http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/ (your claim was SUCCESSFUL!) 
 Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2011 13:18:26 -0500
From: kidehen@openlinksw.com
To: public-xg-webid@w3.org
Subject: Re: default hashtags


  


    
  
  
    On 12/2/11 12:53 PM, Peter Williams wrote:
    
      
      
        My brain is such that I dont remember technical stuff for more
        than a few months, unless its refreshed. I dont remember the
        rules of hashtags, anymore.

         

      
    
    
      if I put http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/ 
        in the SAN URI of the certs, will hat get treated asIf http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/#
        for the purposes of SPARQL ASK?

         

        Im hoping I can change my graph in my webid profile to stop
        using #me as the RDFa-coded graph's localid, but use # instead,
        so the above would all dereference

         

        Does it?

         

        If it doesnt happen by default, is there any statement I could
        put in my graph at http:/yorkporc.blogspot.com/#me today to that
        would induce the validation agent doing SPARQL ASK (when
        agumented with an RDFS reasoner, perhaps) to have view SAN URI
        of http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/  
        asIF http://yorkporc.blogspot.com/#
        (and/or http:/yorkporc.blogspot.com/2uri.html#me)

         

         

      
    
    

    Use: http:/yorkporc.blogspot.com/#me (which is what has to be in the
    cert. SAN) for SPARQL ASK query patterns, that URI identifies the
    entity that has a relation with the modulus and exponent parts of
    the "mirrored claims" held in the IdP hosted profile graph. 

    

    BTW - you still have the issue of retrieving the profile graph. This
    is where the FROM clause comes into play re. some SPARQL engines.
    For instance, Virtuoso (our engine) will perform an HTTP GET subject
    to in-built cache invalidation rules. Of course, you can override
    using pragmas.

    

    -- 

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