- From: m batsis <mbatsis@netsmart.gr>
- Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 13:45:26 +0200
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
This is not related to RDF but to Web Server configuration. When you are making a reguest for itcode-projectteam.rdf, the web server looks for that file and serves it to you. But when you make a request for itcode-projectteam, the server cannot find that file so you get a 404 (Not Found). I like using Apache Cocoon for related reasons... Manos yokechin_lai wrote: > I am just a very beginner of using RDF(S). I have a very fundamental > question but has bothered me for days. > > I put a newly developed schema onto my server, and hopefully when I > click on the URI of the schema, my browser will show all the codes of > the schema I have developed. But this did not happen. > > The URI of my schema is > http://www.civil.auc.dk/~i6ycl/itcode/test/itcode-projectteam.rdf > > My browser can only show me the rdfs codes when I click on the above URI > but NOT just http://www.civil.auc.dk/~i6ycl/itcode/test/itcode-projectteam > When I check on some other schemas such as > http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns, the rdfs will be shown by > the browser when just clicking on the such URI (why the extension of > file type .rdf is not necessary here). > > I appreciate all responses that I might can get. Thank you. > > best regards, > > Yoke-Chin Lai, > PhD Student, > Aalborg University
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