RDF Documents
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RDF Documents |
In SemanticWorks, you can create RDF statements using the resources of ontologies referenced through the SemanticWorks interface. In the graphical RDF/OWL View, you create a new resource and then add predicate–object pairs for that resource. Predicates and objects can be selected in the SemanticWorks GUI from a list of resources made available via the referenced ontologies. The ontology resources are available in the SemanticWorks GUI as entry helpers, and are entered in the RDF document as URIrefs based on namespaces you declare for the RDF document.
In this part of the tutorial, you will create two RDF documents:
| • | Instances for an OWL DL Ontology, which provides a detailed description of the mechanism for creating, in a separate document, RDF resources based on resources from an ontology. This enables you to use an ontology on the Internet or a local network, as the basis of a separate RDF document. |
| • | Creating a Dublin Core (DC) Document, which shows how you can create Dublin Core metadata for a resource such as a Web page or a book. |
Note: If the resources of an ontology are not available, you can always directly type in URIrefs as required (in either Text View or RDF/OWL View).
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