From: Dan Connolly (connolly@w3.org)
Date: 12/15/00
We're using RDF to build an ontology markup language, and we've come to the issue of concrete types, i.e. integers, strings, etc. We'd like to re-use the work done on XML Schema data types: ========= excerpt from Joint Committee Minutes 7-8 December 2000 http://www.daml.org/committee/minutes/2000-12-07.html http://www.daml.org/committee/minutes/2000-12-08-irc.txt [08:41] <DanC_DC> [[[[[ [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3 Built-in datatypes [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.1 Namespace considerations [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2 Primitive datatypes [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.1 string [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.2 boolean [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.3 float [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.4 double [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.5 decimal [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.6 timeDuration [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.7 recurringDuration [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.8 binary [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.9 uriReference [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.10 ID [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.11 IDREF [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.12 ENTITY [08:41] <DanC_DC> 3.2.13 QName [08:41] <DanC_DC> ]]]] -- http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/ ========= We just need URIs for each of the primitive data types, and each of the facets. I expected to find them in the spec, but I can't. Am I missing something? I was following a relevant issue http://www.w3.org/2000/05/12-xmlschema-lcissues#URIs-for-datatypes and I see "Resolved: to resolve this issue by supplying IDs and stipulating what the URI should be." but I can't find the stipulation. If they're not there, this represents an implementation difficulty for us. -- Dan Connolly, W3C http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/
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