- From: <Joachim.Peer@unisg.ch>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 14:53:11 +0100
- To: frozados@fibertel.com.ar
- Cc: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
hi,
if you do not want to use existing libraries/systems (don't know your
motivation since they are very good) but want to get fast results, then i
would think about using Prolog:
* you can encode each RDF statement as a ground fact
e.g.:
triple("ora lassila", "foobar:author", "http://w3.org/Ora").
* if you want to query information from the >5 files (which would be
encoded in a large list of the "triple" ground facts) you can simply use
the prolog query machinery
e.g.
?- triple(X, "foo:name", NAME), triple(X, "bar:age", AGE), AGE>19.
* there are many good and free prolog engines out there (e.g. swi prolog,
xsb) and there are easy ways to connect prolog to web servers.
cheers,
j.
Joachim Peer
Research Assistant
MCM Institute, Univ. of St. Gallen
Blumenbergplatz 9, CH-9000 St. Gallen, Switzerland
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23.01.2003 14:38
Hello, i want to develop an rdf application without using Jena.
I want to read more than 5 rdf files (v-card rdf files) and show in a
browser
some pattern or some information about a specific search pattern. Example:
People that has more than 20 years old and be developers.
Question:
1) Must i use Joseki to do this?.
2) Can I integrate xml, xsl and rdf?.
3) Are something similar to xsl in rdf?.
Please, send me any suggestion about how can i do that please.
thanks a lot,
Federico from Argentina.
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FiberTel, el nombre de la banda ancha http://www.fibertel.com.ar
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