- From: Wojciech Gorka <wgorka@iss.pl>
- Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2006 09:46:40 +0200
- To: <semantic-web@w3.org>
I am new to semantic web and owl. I am trying to get some information from owl ontology. It is clear how to get information about subclasses of other classes. But in owl is also possibility to use ObjectProperties and put some restrictions on classes. The question is how to use them in queries (not in building new classes in ontology)? For example (using pizza ontology) I would like to get all pizza's that have TomatoTopping. To do this (I think) I should use ObjectProperties somehow (hasTopping property). Expected result would be all pizza's that have TomatoTopping but also TomatoCheesyTopping. I know that I can create some class with that kind of restriction (in pizza ontology there are some pizza's with that topping). But how to express proper query to reasoner with that kind of restriction? Is it possible to do this using SPARQL and Pellet? Or maybe I make a mistake thinking in that manner? Sorry for maybe stupid question, but I just can't find strict answer Wojtek
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