- From: Jon Hanna <jon@spin.ie>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2003 11:54:28 +0100
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
> I was wondering how to deal with the following in RDF; > Suppose: > 1. I have a specific object, e.g.,: a book, identified by: > http://foo/book123456 > 2. I have a specific property; e.g.,: lanl:hasRights > 3. I have a specific inline value for this property; e.g.,: an IPMP > rights xml segment (according to an xml schema): > > <lanl:rights xmlns:lanl="http://foo:lanl"> > <lanl:next-copy-rights> > <lanl:delete>Distributor</lanl:delete> > <lanl:access> > <lanl:security-class>3</lanl:security-class> > </lanl:access> > <lanl:fee> > <lanl:per-use>10</lanl:per-use> > <lanl:to>Account-ID-678-qwerqeruyt</lanl:to> > </lanl:fee> > </lanl:next-copy-rights> > </lanl:rights> > > Is it somehow or other possible in RDF, to treat this xml segment as one > inline property value? In other words, the XML fragment in its entirety > (i.e., without subdividing it into different resources), should be the > hasRights value belonging to the book. > <rdf:Description rdf:about="http://foo/book123456"> <lanl:hasRights rdf:parseType="Literal"> <lanl:rights xmlns:lanl="http://foo:lanl"> <lanl:next-copy-rights> <lanl:delete>Distributor</lanl:delete> <lanl:access> <lanl:security-class>3</lanl:security-class> </lanl:access> <lanl:fee> <lanl:per-use>10</lanl:per-use> <lanl:to>Account-ID-678-qwerqeruyt</lanl:to> </lanl:fee> </lanl:next-copy-rights> </lanl:rights> </lanl:hasRights> </rdf:Description>
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