Handy HTTP in RDF vocabulary

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The great thing about creating apps with the SemSol framework is that I'll never have to worry about database tables and multi-table SQL queries again. One of the few "taxes" that come with such an RDF-everywhere approach, though, is the need for proper terms for each type of data structure (users, permissions, pages, posts, comments, events, etc).

Luckily, there are a lot of vocabularies available already, and today I noticed that usable namespace URIs were added to the HTTP Vocabulary in RDF Editor's Draft a couple of days ago. Now it was only a 30 minute routine to add request tracking to SemSol, and with SPARQL being so easy to use it should be simple to create basic usage reports as well.

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I have found that advantage of RDF as well while working on a small RDF-persistence solution based on RAP for a university department SW-enabled website.

But the difference from your system is, that I use DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) to be viewed and work with triples - no SPARQL inside.
Comment by Josef PetrĂ¡k on 2006-12-06 20:29:39 UTC
I am looking for rdf enabled web sites ...... for my project can u plzz give me few links to rdf enabled websites
Comment by Ashish Anant on 2008-09-28 10:13:21 UTC
Ashish,
It's not complete, but I'm maintaining a small list at the ARC website. Maybe that helps a little?
Comment by Benjamin Nowack on 2008-10-06 11:06:03 UTC
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