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Understanding RDFIO
[edit]Hello. I've installed RDFIO but there are some things that I do not understand: how are imported classes and properties?
I've tried to import this file: [1]. I've expected that classes were imported as categories and properties as properties but that's not happend !.
Surely, I'm understand something wrong.... (excuse my English ... it's horrible but it's mine and the only :-)) --Fernando Carpani 20:43, 14 September 2010 (UTC)
- Hello Fernando! thanks for testing RDFIO. RDFIO unfortunately does not support importing of OWL data right now, which is the format of your data. It only supports general RDF triples, which are imported as normal pages (for subjects and objects) and properties (for predicates). I think that the older Ontology import functionality does what you want though, but I'm not sure about the status of that.
- Cheers, --SHL 21:11, 14 September 2010 (UTC)
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- Thanks !!!!
Remote SPARQL connection with the RDFIO
[edit]Samuel: if one Allows edit operations via SPARQL from remote services by setting $rdfiogAllowRemoteEdit = true; how is does remote site connect? What are the parameters to use.? What are the security implications? Jude
- Hi Jude, the relevant parameter is the "query" one, which is used in this way (showing an example query): http://server.com/Special:SPARQLEndpoint?query=SELECT%20?s%20?p%20?o%20WHERE%20{%20?s%20?p%20?o%20}%20LIMIT%2010
- Regarding security implications, they are quite severe, as there is as of yet not any good authentication mechanism enabled, so this feature is only suitable for inhouse sites, or if you can provide another means of authentication yourself, at the time being.