That's pretty much it, yes. "lead to", currently, pretty much means "accepts HTTP requests". Happy to help. -R On 6 Jul 2006, at 12:44 AM, Hans Teijgeler wrote: > Richard, > > Thanks again! > > To make sure that I understood you correctly (and asking some > further questions): > the base URI is there for convenience only. That convenience is > that, when a base URI is defined, rdf:resource="#identifier" means > "baseURI#identifier" (why not a namespace used then?). I guess that > the choice of a base URI is based on maximum convenience (i.e. > usable for the maximum number of resources) rather than on some > physical location (e.g. a triple store) > a SPARQL endpoint can be any URI, provided that a SPARQL service is > behind it; http://www.pqr-ltd.com/p4502 could be such an endpoint > URI, provided that p4502 would lead to a SPARQL service (I still > need some clarification about what the latter really means in > layman terms; is an endpoint, like that p4502, a.k.a. fragment? > (though not the same, of course)) > Named Graphs have nothing to do with endpoints, they are accessible > "behind" an endpoint (correct?) > Regards, > HansReceived on Thursday, 6 July 2006 16:19:40 UTC
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