- From: Seth Ladd <seth@brivo.net>
- Date: Wed, 07 Aug 2002 13:46:53 -0400
- CC: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
- Message-ID: <3D515D0D.5010008@brivo.net>
Alexander Löser wrote: > At http://nutria.cs.tu-berlin.de/roodolf > you can query Google Search Engine via a Webinterface and will retrive > the result in RDF. I used the Jena Toolkit, the Google API and an Tomcat > Server. > The RDF Schema is aviable at http://nutria.cs.tu-berlin.de/roodolf/rdfs Great idea! A couple of suggestions to make it more Web friendly... - Instead of relatedInformationPresent, is it possible to construct a URI that points to the relatedInformation for this resource? That URI would probably go back to your service and do the relatedInformation API call, but you can wrap that as a Resource. Very RDF friendly. :) - Can we create a URI for the search itself? Instead of the .jsp being the URI, we can create something like: http://your.google.service/search/param+param+param That would be a URI that represents that search. We can GET that over and over. Plus we can include that in our own RDF. Imagine being able to describe a resource and include a property hasGoogleResults. Very cool, Seth
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