- From: Gary McGath <callist@mcgath.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 09:17:38 -0400
- To: <www-rdf-calendar@w3.org>
- Cc: "Terry Payne" <trp@ecs.soton.ac.uk>
At 12:54 PM +0100 9/23/02, Terry Payne wrote: >People, > I've just been trying to resolve a couple of issues with the >hybrid-ical ontology, and noticed that there is the property LOCATION >whose range is ical:TEXT. Fair enough. But there are also two other >properties (ALTREP & LANGUAGE) who's range is also LOCATION, i.e. a >property which is the range of a property. Is this legal? I've an odd >feeling that it might be, but then what exactly does it mean? In the XML representation, a distinction is drawn between properties and attributes. ALTREP and LANGUAGE are attributes, LOCATION is a property. A component can have properties, and properties can have attributes. This is a little confusing, because what RFC 2445 calls "property parameters" are called "attributes" in the XML representation. At least that's my reading of it, and the way I've been implementing it in Sosigenes. -- Gary McGath, Software Consultant http://www.mcgath.com/consulting/
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