Comments on: Views in triple stores http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores Richard Cyganiak's Weblog Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:01:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Lost Boy http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-54 Lost Boy Tue, 11 Jan 2005 13:14:05 +0000 http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-54 <p><strong>More on Triplestore Views</strong> A quick follow up to my Views in Triple Stores posting. Andrew Newman describes how my requirements can be addressed</p> More on Triplestore Views A quick follow up to my Views in Triple Stores posting. Andrew Newman describes how my requirements can be addressed

]]> By: Richard Cyganiak http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-51 Richard Cyganiak Sun, 09 Jan 2005 14:50:39 +0000 http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-51 <blockquote>Andy Seaborne’s ARQ is steadily improving to a point where I think you can apply an XSLT style sheet to SELECT statements. It would probably be possible to add this to CONSTRUCT and DESCRIBE. It’d be interesting to see how these could be used in conjunction with XForms, since that Chiba implementatino uses XSLT style sheets.</blockquote> <p>Now this would be cool. Modifying RDF data through XForms ... sweet.</p> Andy Seaborne’s ARQ is steadily improving to a point where I think you can apply an XSLT style sheet to SELECT statements. It would probably be possible to add this to CONSTRUCT and DESCRIBE. It’d be interesting to see how these could be used in conjunction with XForms, since that Chiba implementatino uses XSLT style sheets.

Now this would be cool. Modifying RDF data through XForms … sweet.

]]> By: Rowland http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-50 Rowland Sat, 08 Jan 2005 15:19:30 +0000 http://dowhatimean.net/2005/01/views-in-triple-stores#comment-50 <p>Rowland,</p> <p>SPARQL has some really nice features in it which look very useful. Andy Seaborne's ARQ is steadily improving to a point where I think you can apply an XSLT style sheet to SELECT statements. It would probably be possible to add this to CONSTRUCT and DESCRIBE. It'd be interesting to see how these could be used in conjunction with XForms, since that Chiba implementatino uses XSLT style sheets.</p> <p>SOURCE looks useful if a source exists. Being able to use SOURCE with Named Graphs would be an interesting way to get hold of warrants without having to make multiple queries. </p> <p>I agree with your thoughts on not using namespaces as access control mechanisms. I think lots of strang side effects could occur.</p> <p>Cheers,</p> <p>Rowland</p> Rowland,

SPARQL has some really nice features in it which look very useful. Andy Seaborne’s ARQ is steadily improving to a point where I think you can apply an XSLT style sheet to SELECT statements. It would probably be possible to add this to CONSTRUCT and DESCRIBE. It’d be interesting to see how these could be used in conjunction with XForms, since that Chiba implementatino uses XSLT style sheets.

SOURCE looks useful if a source exists. Being able to use SOURCE with Named Graphs would be an interesting way to get hold of warrants without having to make multiple queries.

I agree with your thoughts on not using namespaces as access control mechanisms. I think lots of strang side effects could occur.

Cheers,

Rowland

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