RE: Reification - whats best practice?

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> [mailto:www-rdf-interest-request@w3.org]On Behalf Of ext Lars Marius
> Garshol
> Sent: 27 August, 2004 18:02
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> Subject: Re: Reification - whats best practice?
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> * Lars Marius Garshol
> |
> | Well, leaving RDF/XML aside, it doesn't seem very difficult to
> | create an XML syntax where the reification is done without having to
> | create global identifiers for the statements.
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> * Patrick Stickler
> | 
> | For an XML serialization of RDF graphs with explicit support for
> | named graphs (which provide for indirect support for scope, context,
> | provenance, trust, etc.) in addition to being XSLT and 
> XQuery friendly
> | c.f. TriX: http://www.hpl.hp.com/techreports/2004/HPL-2004-56
> 
> I'll do that.
> 
> If the description of your and Jeremy Carroll's presentation at
> Extreme had spelled out what "naming of graphs" did I would have
> attended it, and known about this already. As it was I skipped it,
> thinking it was a good thing, but that I didn't need to see it. Oh,
> well.

Well, the focus of that presentation was more about a serialization
that was more compatible with general XML tools, rather than its
support for named graphs.

But have a look at the above reference. It's all there.

Patrick


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